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Epsilon

Senior Associate Global Security Office

PowerShellPERLIAMIdentity Access ManagementActive DirectoryRBACAccount Life CycleOnboardingOffboardingGlobal Account SecurityInformation SystemsOperational Support

Key details

Salary

Not specified

Employment type

Full-time

Seniority

Mid-level

Years experience

3-5

Location

Worldwide

Full job description

Seeking a candidate with scripting experience in PowerShell and PERL, full understanding of IAM concepts including Account Life Cycle Activities, Onboarding-Offboarding, RBAC, and Active Directory. Must have proven ability to work in a Global Account Security or Identity Access Management program. Candidate should be able to work creatively and analytically in a problem-solving environment, with a desire to work in information systems and provide operational support. Bachelor degree in a technical field preferred (Computer Science, CIS, MIS, Engineering).

What you'll do

    Requirements

    • Scripting experience (PowerShell, PERL)
    • Full understanding of IAM concepts (Account Life Cycle Activities, Onboarding-Offboarding, RBAC, Active Directory)
    • Proven ability to work in a Global Account Security or Identity Access Management program
    • Ability to work creatively (abstract concepts to concrete solutions, draw connections, predicting, vision/foresight)
    • Ability to work analytically (examine information, understand what it means, interpret the information/data, spot patterns) in a problem-solving environment
    • Desire to work in an information systems environment and provide operational support
    • Bachelor degree in a technical field preferred (e.g. Computer Science, CIS, MIS, Engineering)

    Tech stack

    PowerShellPERLActive DirectoryIAM

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