AWS IAM Engineer - Secure Cloud Access and Automation

Global Business Ser. 4u; North Chicago (IL); On-site; USD 120,000 - 170,000; Full time

Job summary

Global Business Ser. 4u is seeking an AWS IAM Engineer for a 12-month contract based in North Chicago, IL. The role focuses on IAM in multi-account AWS environments, roles, policies, SSO integrations, and access control frameworks to strengthen governance and security.

You will evaluate, engineer, and support IAM technologies, integrating with AWS services, and align IAM strategies with regulatory requirements and organizational goals. Collaboration with stakeholders is essential.

Qualifications

• 3 years of related experience required.
• Strong experience with IAM (users, roles, Identity Center, Control Tower) and permissions for various AWS services.
• Experience with Ansible, CloudFormation, Terraform.
• Experience with S3.
• On premise and Cloud data transfer experience is a plus.
• Linux administration experience; Windows a plus.
• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills.

Responsibilities

• IAM user security.
• Develop and ongoing support of CloudFormation and other templates.
• Support for application and AWS services identity.
• Collaborates with cross-functional teams to support the engineering, implementation, and migration of cloud applications or solutions.
• Adheres to corporate standards regarding applicable corporate and divisional policies.

Skills

IAM expertise

Security best practices

Cross-functional collaboration

Education

Bachelors in CS or related field

Tools

Ansible

CloudFormation

Terraform

S3

Linux

Windows

Identity Center

Control Tower

Job description

Global Business Ser. 4u is seeking an AWS IAM Engineer for a 12-month contract based in North Chicago, IL. The role focuses on IAM in multi-account AWS environments, roles, policies, SSO integrations, and access control frameworks to strengthen governance and security.

You will evaluate, engineer, and support IAM technologies, integrating with AWS services, and align IAM strategies with regulatory requirements and organizational goals. Collaboration with stakeholders is essential.