This role pays more than
81%
of similar roles. Most pay
$196,412–$251,562
— the shaded band above.
At the midpoint, this role pays about
$260k
versus about
$224k
for comparable roles.
Based on 240 similar postings.
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About Reddit
Reddit is a social news aggregation and discussion platform where users share content, vote on posts, and engage in community conversations across thousands of interest-based forums called subreddits.
Reddit currently has
77 open roles
on FindRole.
Listed pay typically runs
$217,000–$303,400
across 77 roles with salary data.
Staff Software Engineer, Identity & Access Management will join the SPACE organization on the Identity & Access Management team to design, deliver, and support the lifecycle of digital identities, authentication, and access. The role involves building scalable solutions for modernizing identity infrastructure, integrating corporate identity stacks across protocols like SCIM and SAML, and developing proactive monitoring frameworks with advanced alerting. You will manage core IAM capabilities, develop API integrations, and ensure compliance through audit logs and reporting. The technical stack includes Go, Python, Java, TypeScript, SQL, Postgres, LDAP, Docker, Kubernetes, AWS, SailPoint, and Okta. This position addresses the complex problem of securing corporate identity systems while managing high-load distributed systems, implementing just-in-time access, and navigating various governance frameworks like SOC2, SOX, and PCI to ensure secure-by-design principles across multiple domains.
What does a Software Engineer earn in Remote?
Median $204500 from 415 postings across 57 companies.