Okta Auth0 IAM Specialist - CIAM & Security Expert

Accenture the Netherlands; Amsterdam; On-site; EUR 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Accenture the Netherlands is seeking an Okta Auth0 specialist to design, implement, and manage CIAM solutions with a focus on Okta Auth0. The role requires translating business challenges into technical IAM implementations and guiding teams on best practices.

The candidate should have a strong technical background, excellent communication, and at least 3 years of IAM experience, including hands-on with Okta Auth0. Fluency in Dutch and English is preferred.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s or master’s degree in cyber security, IT, CS or equivalent.
• Fluent in Dutch (strongly preferred) and English.
• Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills.
• Ability to translate business challenges into technical requirements.

Responsibilities

• Design, implement, and manage CIAM solutions using Okta Auth0.
• Configure and optimize workflows, policies, and federations within Okta Auth0.
• Collaborate with stakeholders to analyze business challenges and translate them into technical requirements.
• Provide expert advice and guidance on Okta Auth0 best practices and IAM strategies.
• Ensure compliance with security standards and regulatory requirements.
• Coach colleagues and train teams on Okta Auth0 functionalities.

Skills

Dutch language

English language

Excellent communication

Stakeholder management

Requirements translation

Education

Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in cyber security / IT / CS

Tools

Okta Auth0

Azure/Entra ID

Job description

Accenture the Netherlands is seeking an Okta Auth0 specialist to design, implement, and manage CIAM solutions with a focus on Okta Auth0. The role requires translating business challenges into technical IAM implementations and guiding teams on best practices.

The candidate should have a strong technical background, excellent communication, and at least 3 years of IAM experience, including hands-on with Okta Auth0. Fluency in Dutch and English is preferred.