IAM API Engineer — Cloud Identities & Event-Driven Workflows

N Consulting Global; Sheffield; Hybrid; GBP 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

N Consulting Global in Sheffield, UK, seeks an Application Developer with IAM focus to design and build secure identity workflows across Google Cloud Platform, integrating identity services with APIs, Pub/Sub pipelines, and cloud-native apps.

The role collaborates with Cloud Security, DevOps, and Engineering teams to implement identity provisioning, lifecycle management, and policy-based orchestration using standards like OAuth2, OIDC, JWT; strong Python/Go/Node.js skills required.

Qualifications

• Experience with modern identity orchestration platforms (Auth0 Actions, Okta Workflows, WorkOS, or SlashID).
• Strong programming skills in Python, Go, or Node.js for API and microservice development.
• Experience deploying cloud-native APIs on Cloud Run/Functions and GKE.
• Deep understanding of OAuth2, OIDC, JWT, SAML and identity federation.

Responsibilities

• Identity orchestration for provisioning and lifecycle events.
• Develop RESTful APIs and secure backend services.
• Integrate with Cloud Identity Services and internal systems.
• Implement policy-based orchestration for adaptive authentication.
• Build and maintain IAM automation via Terraform and CI/CD.

Skills

Identity orchestration

API development

Programming (Python/Go/Node.js)

Cloud-native APIs

OAuth2/OIDC/JWT

Terraform

Pub/Sub / Event-driven

Security & IAM best practices

Tools

Cloud Run

GKE

Terraform

Pub/Sub

Job description

N Consulting Global in Sheffield, UK, seeks an Application Developer with IAM focus to design and build secure identity workflows across Google Cloud Platform, integrating identity services with APIs, Pub/Sub pipelines, and cloud-native apps.

The role collaborates with Cloud Security, DevOps, and Engineering teams to implement identity provisioning, lifecycle management, and policy-based orchestration using standards like OAuth2, OIDC, JWT; strong Python/Go/Node.js skills required.