Identity & Access Management Developer

Identity & Access Management DeveloperQualifications:Education: Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or another relevant computer related field. Experience: Minimum five years programming experience developing, implementing, debugging, and maintaining applications utilizing several of the following languages: Java, SQL Minimum five years working with IAM systems and technologies. Experience with RDBMS systems such as Oracle or Microsoft SQLServer. Minimum two years of experience with Linux Operating System. Experience with Git version control software. Previous experience in Higher Ed. Previous experience working with open-source software and collaborating on open-source products. Previous experience working with single sign on technologies such as Okta. Previous experience working with Privileged Access Management solutions such as BeyondTrust or Cyberark Previous experience working with proxy software such as EZ Proxy. Previous experience working with network authentication tools such as RADIUS. Previous experience mentoring junior resources. Previous experience working with Active Directory. Previous experience in DevOps. Previous experience developing full-stack, web-based applications. Preferred Competencies: Professional and effective written and oral communication skills. Ability to use standard software development applications and tools. Ability to use analytical and quantitative skills and diagnostic techniques to resolve problems. Ability to manage complex technical details. Familiarity with project management processes and methodology. Ability to communicate technical concepts to non-technical staff. Ability to effectively converse with, and listen to, all levels of users to understand their environment and the impact of system changes. Deep understanding of the cultural requirements on a campus for collegiate and participative interactions. Ability to work in a collaborative team environment. Confidentiality related to sensitive Clinet matters such as, strategic initiatives, trade secrets, quiet periods, and scientific discoveries yet to be put in the public domain. Ability to work on a flexible schedule which will include occasional late night and/or weekend hours. Familiarity with LDAP. Knowledge of concepts, practices, and procedures of software development. Familiarity with NOSQL databases. Responsibilities:60% Architect, design and develop IdM technical solutions which meet business needs. Evaluate capacity and performance issues. Document technical solutions including specifications, models, diagrams and other documentation as requested or required. Support production applications and environments 24/7. 35% Effectively collaborate with members of the IdM team ensuring quality and delivery of solutions. Review and provide feedback on business requirements and proposed technical solutions. Participate in regional and national communities to expand and share knowledge unifying efforts to improve IAM. Brainstorm with team members to identify alternative solutions. Serve as a technical expert for the IdM team. 5% Other duties as assigned. Under general direction the Identity & Access Management Developer provides technical expertise, develops standards, guidelines, and processes for application systems. Translates business requirements into well-designed applications while balancing user and business needs, technical competencies, industry developments, and time constraints. Reviews the design and code development of key architectural components. Contributes to decisions on project and infrastructure needs, including the evaluation of server technologies, languages, platforms, and frameworks. Actively participates in regional and national Identity and Access Management (IAM) communities and organizations as appropriate. Formulates and defines specifications for complex IAM installations, maintenance, and upgrades. Identifies and analyzes performance and capacity issues. Leads the installation and maintenance of major operating system components, multiple program products, and ancillary system components. Serves as the technical authority on multiple operating system components. Works with users, business analysts and technical staff to resolve problems and responds to suggestions for improvements and enhancements. Addresses problems related to systems integration, compatibility, and multiple platforms. Diagnoses and repairs system failures. Provides on-call support for problem resolution. Takes an active role in developing departmental policies and procedures, as they relate to the use of programs. Develops user manuals and participates in user demonstrations and focus groups. Maintains up-to-date technical knowledge through a variety of information sourcesRegards,AmarTel: +1