Okta is seeking a passionate Windows Software Engineer to join their Device Access Group, a new engineering team focused on securing customers' devices and building secure identity experiences. This role offers an exciting opportunity to work on cutting-edge identity and security products from the ground up.
The position is based in Toronto, Canada, with a hybrid work arrangement. The salary range is CAD $102,000 - $154,000, complemented by a comprehensive benefits package including healthcare coverage, RRSP matching, and paid leave.
As a Windows Software Engineer, you'll be part of a team that brings Okta's MFA to customers' first vulnerable touchpoint—the desktop login. You'll help define security policies for device safety and compliance, while working on privilege escalation and remote login features. The role requires strong expertise in Windows development, particularly with C++ or C# (3-5 years experience), and familiarity with identity and access management protocols.
Key responsibilities include interfacing with cross-functional teams, creating technical designs, implementing software components, and conducting code reviews. The ideal candidate should have experience with Windows core functionality, debugging skills, and knowledge of interprocess communication methods.
Okta offers a dynamic work environment with the best tools and technologies, flexible work arrangements, and a strong focus on employee development. As the leading identity provider with over 19,300 organizations trusting their platform, you'll be working on products that directly impact how millions of users securely access their technology resources.
The company culture emphasizes diversity, continuous learning, and making a positive impact through technology. They're not just looking for someone who checks every box, but for lifelong learners who can contribute unique perspectives and experiences to their mission of making identity accessible to everyone.
Join Okta if you're passionate about building secure, innovative solutions and want to be part of a team that's revolutionizing how organizations manage identity and access.