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AWS Organizations
Cloud Computing and DevOps
AWS Organizations is a service for centrally managing and governing multiple AWS accounts, allowing administrators to consolidate billing, apply service control policies (SCPs), and group accounts into organizational units. Enterprises and cloud governance teams use it to enforce security guardrails and cost controls across large, multi-account AWS environments. It's a key tool for implementing a landing zone or multi-account strategy.
AWS Organizations in the job market
Last checked September 12, 2026
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Principal Cloud IAM Engineer
Workday
Full-time · Reston, VA · $184,800 – $277,200
This role owns the strategy and architecture of Workday's Identity and Access Management systems across a complex, multi-cloud enterprise environment. You'll lead IAM decisions that shape security posture, drive cross-functional alignment, and help define emerging patterns for securing AI agents—not manage day-to-day operations.
Listed on Workday’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Senior Cloud Security Engineer
Iterable
Full-time · Boston, MA · $141,000 – $221,000 · Remote
This role involves leading cloud security architecture and engineering efforts at a customer engagement platform, designing security controls and automation across AWS infrastructure and Kubernetes environments. It suits experienced cloud security engineers who want to shift security left through infrastructure-as-code scanning, CI/CD integration, and cross-functional collaboration on a mature security program.
Listed on Iterable’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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