Join Okta as a Staff Software Engineer to build and maintain internal tools for support teams in a hybrid work environment.
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The Staff Software Engineer on the Support Tooling Team at Okta focuses on developing and maintaining internal applications that enhance the efficiency of support engineers. This role requires expertise in full stack development, particularly with React, Node.js, and authentication protocols like OAuth 2.0. Ideal candidates have over five years of experience and a strong ability to work both independently and collaboratively. The position is part of a mission-driven team dedicated to building secure and effective tools for a global service.
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Secure Every Identity, from AI to Human
Staff Software Engineer - Support Tooling
Auth0 is an easy-to-implement authentication and authorization platform designed by developers for developers. We make access to applications safe, secure, and seamless for the more than 100 million daily logins around the world. Our modern approach to identity enables this Tier-Ø global service to deliver convenience, privacy, and security so customers can focus on innovation.
We are looking for a Senior Full Stack Software Engineer to join the Support Tooling Team. The team builds and maintains the internal tools that help our support engineers and teammates meet customer needs. You will work on upcoming architecture and security needs for the tooling, authentication and authorization for internal users, and maintaining & new functionality requested by internal support teams.
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