Mercor
Cloud Platform Engineer (SF)
About this role
Mercor seeks a Cloud Platform Engineer to design and operate their identity and infrastructure layer as code. You'll manage Okta, cloud IAM across AWS/GCP/Azure, Terraform automation, and employee lifecycle provisioning while scaling from hundreds to thousands of employees.
What you'll do
- Own and operationalize Okta identity infrastructure using Terraform, replacing manual console configuration
- Design and implement SCIM integrations to automate user provisioning and deprovisioning across the SaaS stack
- Plan and architect identity systems and access models to support organizational growth and scale
- Manage cloud account structure, IAM roles, and least-privilege permissions across multiple cloud providers
- Build Terraform automation to eliminate manual work in employee onboarding, offboarding, and infrastructure management
- Design secrets management, key rotation, and service-account lifecycle with documentation and runbooks
What they're looking for
- Terraform (production experience)
- Okta and SCIM integrations
- IAM and cloud permissions (AWS, GCP, Azure)
- Programming language proficiency
- API-based workflow automation
- Incident management and root-cause analysis
- Technical documentation
- Systems thinking and architectural design
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Mercor
Mercor builds a marketplace platform connecting expert talent to AI opportunities, supported by identity infrastructure, matching algorithms, and internal tools for data management. The company is hiring Software Engineers, Machine Learning Engineers, Fullstack Engineers, and Security Engineers to develop backend systems, ML models, cloud infrastructure, and distributed platforms.
- Website
- mercor.io
Likely interview questions
- Walk us through a complex Okta SCIM integration you've built in production—what were the main challenges and how did you solve them?
- How have you approached managing IAM permissions across multiple cloud platforms while maintaining least-privilege access as an organization scaled?