[Hiring] IT Systems Engineer @Tempo

Role Description

You'll own and build Tempo's corporate IT infrastructure — identity, device management, endpoint security, and the automation that ties it all together. This is a hands-on engineering role, not a help desk seat. You'll bring software-engineering rigor to IT systems and help secure a company operating at the frontier of crypto.

Responsibilities

• Architect and automate the full identity lifecycle — HRIS → Okta → SaaS apps — eliminating manual provisioning and off boarding gaps
• Complete and maintain SSO/SCIM integrations across the entire SaaS stack
• Own Jamf Pro end to end: PreStage enrollment, configuration profiles, software updates, certificate distribution
• Deploy and tune endpoint security (SentinelOne) — policy management, MDM-driven deployment, alert triage
• Expand SIEM coverage and write detection/alerting rules with a detection-as-code approach
• Build toward infrastructure-as-code management of all IT tooling (Terraform, GitHub Actions)
• Resolve hard identity, device, and access escalations that get past first-line support
• Drive SOC 2 readiness — unified audit trails across identity, device, and security systems

Qualifications

• 4+ years in IT engineering roles
• Hands-on Okta administration: SSO, SCIM, SAML/OIDC integrations, lifecycle policies, Okta Workflows. Understands HRIS-as-source-of-truth (Rippling or similar)
• Production Jamf Pro experience: PreStage enrollment, configuration profiles, software update management, certificate distribution. macOS-first
• Deployed and operated an EDR platform (SentinelOne or comparable) — policy tuning, MDM deployment, alert triage
• Strong scripting (Python/Bash/Go preferred), comfortable with REST APIs, webhooks, JSON, auth flows, and event-driven workflows
• Git-based config management, CI/CD pipelines (GitHub Actions), Terraform or equivalent
• Solid grasp of DNS, certificates/PKI, ZTNA (Tailscale or similar), and modern access control models

Nice-to-Haves

• Crypto/blockchain security exposure — multisig/hardware-wallet workflows (Fireblocks or similar), phishing/lookalike-domain campaigns, high-value signer threat models
• Detection-as-code: SIEM detections as version-controlled rules (Panther Python models, Sigma, or equivalent)
• Apple platform depth beyond basic Jamf — DDM, MDM protocol internals, notarization/signing/packaging, macOS security frameworks (TCC, system extensions)
• Mapped controls to SOC 2, ISO 27001, NIST CSF, or CIS — understands what audit-ready evidence looks like
• Built Slack-driven workflows, bots, or self-service internal tooling
• Public open-source contributions to IT/security tooling