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Fanatics Betting & Gaming is seeking a Senior Systems Engineer to lead identity and access management initiatives within the Enterprise Systems team. This is a hands-on technical role focused on Okta administration, SaaS platform portfolio management, and enterprise security architecture.
Key responsibilities include designing and implementing advanced identity architecture using Okta, including SSO, MFA, and Lifecycle Management strategies. You will develop and maintain high-scale automated workflows using Okta Workflows, REST APIs, and identity orchestration tools to streamline onboarding, offboarding, and access governance processes. The role requires contributing to enterprise IAM strategy, implementing Zero Trust architecture, and establishing Role-Based Access Control policies across the organization.
You will evaluate and lead technical onboarding of new SaaS tools, ensuring they meet security, compliance, and integration standards. Cross-functional collaboration is essential—you'll partner with InfoSec, HRIS, and other business units to align identity platforms with organizational growth and security requirements. As an escalation point for complex platform issues, you'll participate in incident response, root cause analysis, and on-call rotations.
Additional responsibilities include contributing to enterprise systems roadmaps, identifying continuous improvement opportunities, and authoring comprehensive technical documentation, standards, and runbooks to support audit, compliance, and team knowledge sharing.
Required qualifications: 5+ years of enterprise IT or systems engineering experience, with at least 2 years of deep, hands-on Okta administration. Strong expertise in SSO protocols (SAML, OIDC, OAuth) and modern IAM best practices. Proven experience integrating and securing major SaaS platforms in high-growth, regulated environments. Proficiency with scripting and automation tools including Python, PowerShell, Postman, and Okta Workflows.
