Identity & Access Management (IAM) Analyst

AlignerrAnywhereAdded 3d ago

IAM Engineer

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Job description

Identity & Access Management (IAM) Analyst (AI Training) About The Role Identity sits at the core of most modern security failures — and we're looking for people who truly understand why. At Alignerr, we partner with the world's leading AI research teams to build and train cutting-edge AI models. Your deep knowledge of IAM, SSO, and access control will directly shape how AI systems reason about real-world enterprise security risks. This is a unique opportunity to put your security expertise to work on one of the most important technology challenges of our time. Organization: AlignerrType: Hourly ContractLocation: RemoteCommitment: 10–40 hours/week What You'll Do Analyze IAM, SSO, and access control scenarios to identify weaknesses, misconfigurations, and failure patternsClassify permission issues, privilege escalation paths, and identity-related vulnerabilitiesReview zero-trust models and evaluate access design decisions for correctness and riskGenerate and validate realistic identity security data used to train and evaluate AI systemsProvide structured, expert feedback that helps AI understand how IAM risk actually emerges and propagates in enterprise environments Who You Are 2+ years of hands-on experience with IAM, SSO, or enterprise identity platformsSolid understanding of RBAC, least-privilege models, and access review processesFamiliar with how identity failures occur in real environments and how attackers exploit themAble to communicate technical findings clearly and systematicallySelf-directed and comfortable working asynchronously on task-based assignments Nice to Have Experience with cloud identity platforms (AWS IAM, Azure AD, Okta, etc.)Background in penetration testing, red teaming, or security auditingFamiliarity with SCIM, OAuth, SAML, or directory servicesPrior work on AI training, data labeling, or security research Why Join Us Work directly on frontier AI systems alongside top research labsFully remote and flexible — work on your own scheduleFreelance perks: autonomy, variety, and global collaborationMake a meaningful impact on how AI understands and reasons about cybersecurityPotential for ongoing work and contract extension

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