Identity Access Management Engineer III

As an AWS Identity and Infrastructure Automation Engineer at Availity, you will be responsible for managing the AWS Identity Center, developing infrastructure-as-code (IaC) using tools like Terraform, and orchestrating CI/CD workflows in GitLab. Your role will involve close collaboration with Product, Business Management, and Cloud Architecture teams in an Agile environment to deliver secure and scalable cloud solutions. To excel in this dynamic, entrepreneurial setting, you should have hands-on AWS expertise, a strong automation skill set, and a proactive approach. Key Responsibilities: - Configure and maintain AWS Identity Center to manage SSO, permission sets, and multi-account access within AWS Organizations. - Build and maintain infrastructure-as-code using Terraform, Terragrunt, CloudFormation, and Ansible to provision AWS resources such as IAM, VPCs, and S3. - Orchestrate builds and deployments across environments using AWS CLI and GitLab. - Participate in daily stand-ups, status check-ins, and sprint planning meetings. - Write technical specifications and detailed documentation for identity management, IaC, and CI/CD processes. - Accurately scope project timelines and resource needs, reviewing estimates with senior staff. - Utilize monitoring and logging solutions to maintain system performance and reliability. - Continuously refine IaC and CI/CD processes to improve efficiency and scalability. Qualification Required: - Bachelors degree in Computer Science, IT, or a related field (or equivalent relevant work experience). - 2-4 years of progressive experience with cloud implementations and infrastructure-as-code. - 3+ years of hands-on AWS experience. - Proficiency in IaC tools like Terraform, Terragrunt, CloudFormation, and Ansible. - Experience with CI/CD tooling such as GitLab, Jenkins, or equivalent platforms. - Scripting skills in Bash and Python for automation. - Knowledge of container technologies like Kubernetes is a plus. - Strong understanding of Agile/Scrum development methodologies. (Note: Availity is a remote-first company and requires all associates to use camera/video capability during virtual meetings for effective communication, security, and confidentiality reasons.),