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Lead Engineer – Enterprise Authentication & Security
London (3 days onsite)
6 Month Contract - Outside IR35
I'm working with a rapidly growing AI platform looking for a Lead Engineer to join their Enterprise Readiness team, building the authentication and security capabilities required to support large enterprise organisations and complex customer environments.
This is a hands-on engineering role, not a management position.
You'll be working on
- Building enterprise-grade authentication and authorisation capabilities
- Designing and implementing secure SSO integrations
- Developing backend services that support enterprise identity and access management
- Solving authentication challenges for customers managing thousands of users and applications
- Working closely with product, platform and engineering teams to deliver secure, scalable enterprise features
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We're looking for engineers with experience in
- OAuth 2.0, OpenID Connect (OIDC) and SAML
- Enterprise SSO and Identity & Access Management (IAM)
- Secure backend development using Go, Python, Java or TypeScript
- AWS, Azure or GCP
- Kubernetes and Infrastructure as Code (Terraform)
- Enterprise SaaS, Financial Services or other large-scale distributed environments


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