Jira does not really have a "user is logged in" block of code, it's a reactive service, not an active one. It only knows a user is logged in when they are interacting with it, and that's atomic - you could say "they've logged in, so count them as such until their session expires", but that's no guarantee that they're logged in - I regularly open Jira, have a rummage, and then wander off to do something else. Am I still logged in during the next several hours I'm not even in front of the computer?
You will need to set up some form of calnder so you can tell Jira when a user is available to be assigned. I've seen this done in Jira with a project that had one issue per user, with an automation that flagged it as "open" while they were on call, and "away" when not, plus a "holiday/sickness" flag to deal with the non-standard breaks.
There are some apps in the marketplace that are a lot more flexible and powerful than that.
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