Senior Software Engineer 2 -IAM- Hybrid

As a Senior Software Engineer at ModMed, you'll be responsible for architecting and implementing identity solutions that secure our healthcare platform. This includes designing scalable IAM solutions, optimizing Keycloak, collaborating across teams to understand requirements, and promoting IAM best practices.

For the Senior Software Engineer role at ModMed, a Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Science or a related field is preferred, along with 6+ years of experience in identity and access management. Expertise in OAuth, SAML, Keycloak, and strong programming skills in Java, Spring Boot, and SQL are essential.

ModMed supports continuous learning for Senior Software Engineers by providing professional development opportunities, including access to courses on LinkedIn Learning and tuition reimbursement programs. We believe in fostering growth and keeping our team at the forefront of industry practices.

The work environment for a Senior Software Engineer at ModMed is dynamic and collaborative, combining the flexibility of a hybrid work model with a supportive office culture. You'll be part of a team that values problem-solving and innovation, with access to engaging wellness resources and community initiatives.

Senior Software Engineers at ModMed utilize a variety of technologies including Keycloak for IAM solutions, Java and Spring Boot for application development, and cloud platforms like AWS, Azure, or GCP. Familiarity with CI/CD pipelines and DevOps practices is also beneficial.

Discuss specific projects where you implemented these protocols, highlighting your approach to ensuring security and scalability. Share the challenges you faced and how you overcame them, demonstrating your understanding of their importance in access management.

Share instances where you configured and optimized Keycloak or similar platforms in real-world applications. Discuss specific features you utilized and any performance improvements you achieved, showcasing your hands-on experience.

Mention specific resources like blogs, online courses, or certifications that you follow or engage with regularly. Highlight any conferences or workshops you've attended that have enriched your knowledge in identity and access management.

Provide a detailed account of a technical issue you encountered in a previous role, focusing on the steps you took to analyze and resolve it. Emphasize your technical skills and collaborative efforts with team members to find a solution.

Discuss your approach to prioritization, such as using project management tools or techniques like Agile methodologies. Share examples of how you effectively manage timelines and communicate with stakeholders.

Discuss best practices like regular audits, implementing OWASP and NIST standards, and fostering a culture of security awareness among your team. Provide real-life examples where your strategies prevented security breaches.

Share your experience working with teams from different disciplines like development, operations, and security. Describe how you communicate technical requirements clearly and gather valuable input to drive successful IAM projects.

Share your passion for healthcare IT and how you believe technology can enhance patient care and outcomes. Discuss specific innovations or projects that inspire you, demonstrating your commitment to making a positive impact.

Articulate your interest in ModMed's mission of modernizing medicine and your alignment with their values. Highlight specific aspects like their innovative approach to healthcare IT and their supportive culture that resonate with you.

Discuss your methodology for assessing existing processes, identifying integration points, and working closely with teams to ensure a seamless transition. Provide examples of successful integrations you’ve completed in previous roles.