- Location
- Noida, India · Bangalore
- Type
- Full-time
- Department
- Engineering
- Seniority
- Senior
- Experience
- 5+ years
- Source
- Workday
Description
Summary:
As an R&D IT AM DevOps Engineer, you will drive automation and innovation within the Access Management team. You will help us optimize our CI/CD pipelines and manage our access management tools like LDAP and PAM. You will also explore innovative tools and AI concepts.
Job qualifications:
- Bachelor’s degree or equivalent with practical experience in Software Engineering or Computer Science
- 5+ years of experience working on DevOps implementations and operations
- Experience managing IAM solution
- Very good understanding of LDAP, preferably Oracle Unified Directory (OUD)
- Understanding of Linux operating systems, networking, and server management and use tools such as PowerShell, Bash, Ansible.
- Understanding of identity and access management relating to provisioning, access control, and certifications
- Familiar with CI/CD tools such as Docker, Kubernetes, or Terraform
- Valuing the importance of working together with others to be successful as a team and part of a larger organization
Job responsibilities:
As a member of the R&D Access Management team, you will be a key contributor to the development and improvement of the R&D Access Management platform. You will have ample opportunities to express your creativity and work with others to accomplish your objectives.
- You build/manage the Oracle Unified Directory/LDAP solution.
- You build/manage the Privilege Access Management solution.
- You maintain the self-service platform built on Python.
- You maintain CI/CD pipelines that help deploy the latest changes quickly.
- You will work on automation and configuration management within R&D Access Management.
- You develop/maintain new components of the platform to manage data access, enforce policies, governance, etc.
- You can work effectively with other developers, operations staff, and other key stakeholders in the organization.
What is in it for me?
The team keeps a healthy mix of 50% development and 50% operational activities. This requires a constant eye on innovation. You can contribute to every development phase (i.e., from problem analysis and design to implementation, testing, and bug fixing).