Join Okta's Professional Services R&D team as a Software Engineer to develop impactful tools using a variety of technologies.
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In this role, the Software Engineer will focus on developing innovative, reusable software tools that enhance Okta's professional services offerings. The position requires proficiency in languages such as Java, Python, and React, along with a solid understanding of software engineering principles. Ideal candidates will have at least three years of experience and a collaborative mindset, making this role suitable for mid-level engineers eager to contribute to a dynamic team at the forefront of identity security.
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Secure Every Identity, from AI to Human
The Professional Services R&D team is a new, dynamic group at the forefront of innovation within Okta. Our mission is to design and build reusable, scalable assets and tools that empower our delivery teams and partners. By making customer engagements more efficient, streamlined, and cost-effective, we directly contribute to our customers' success and accelerate their time-to-value with Okta. This is a unique opportunity to join a strategic team from the ground up and shape the future of Okta's professional services.
As a Software Engineer on the R&D team, you will be a key player in developing the next generation of professional services assets. You will have the opportunity to work with a wide array of technologies, including Java, React, Node, Python, and .NET, to create solutions that will be leveraged by thousands of customers globally. We are looking for a creative and passionate engineer who thrives in a fast-paced, collaborative environment and is excited about building tools that have a massive impact.
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