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Leidos is hiring an ICAM/Identity Engineer to support the L-CAP platform in a hybrid model (3 days onsite, 2 days remote). You will integrate ICAM services, enforce per-session authorization, and build audit foundations for mission-critical systems. This role works within SAFe/Agile and requires ability to obtain Public Trust.
Ideal candidates have 4+ years of ICAM experience with OAuth 2.0, OpenID Connect, and identity federation, plus hands-on work with Keycloak/Okta/Ping Microsoft Entra.
Leidos is seeking an ICAM / Identity Engineer to join the Air Traffic Business Area within the Homeland Sector, supporting the development of the Leidos Common Automation Platform (L-CAP). L-CAP is a mission-critical, future-ready automation platform built on a hybrid cloud data mesh architecture, enabling next-generation air traffic management capabilities. We are building with an AI-first engineering mindset, embracing emerging AI capabilities and modern development practices to accelerate delivery, improve software quality, and continuously evolve how we design and build mission-critical systems. This role operates within a SAFe/Agile framework as part of an Agile Release Train (ART) delivering iterative value across the program. This position supports government programs and requires the ability to obtain and maintain a favorable Public Trust investigation.
This is a hybrid position requiring 3 days onsite and 2 days working from home, if you are located within a commutable distance (Less than 1 hour's drive one-way during normal traffic) from Gaithersburg, MD; Eagan, MN; or Egg Harbor Township, NJ. However, if you do not reside within a commutable distance, you may be considered for a 100% remote role.
In this role, you will implement the identity, credential, and access management (ICAM) layer that governs every user and service interaction with L-CAP. You will integrate the platform with government-provided ICAM services, enforce per-session authorization across distributed mission services, and build the access control and audit foundations that operational and support users depend on.