FAQs
What is the primary responsibility of the Identity Management Developer?
The primary responsibility of the Identity Management Developer, specifically as a Lead Software Engineer, Digital Identity, is to oversee solutions architecture and software development in identity and access management. This includes sustaining and enhancing existing platforms and managing multiple small to large-scale projects to achieve organizational goals.
What educational qualifications are required for this role?
A Bachelor's Degree and 5 or more years of experience in information technology project management are required. Alternatively, a High School Diploma or equivalent with 7 or more years of experience in information technology project management is acceptable.
What technical skills are preferred for this position?
Preferred skills include hands-on experience in .Net Core MVC, C#, UI development using Angular, Bootstrap, React JS, and jQuery. Additionally, advanced knowledge of containerization platforms like Kubernetes and Docker, proficiency in Infrastructure as Code (Terraform), and strong expertise in SQL Server are preferred.
What cloud services experience is necessary for this job?
Strong experience with AWS or Azure cloud services is necessary, including the ability to develop and deploy applications using services like EC2, RDS, ECS, and EKS.
What is the importance of collaboration in this role?
Collaboration is essential; the candidate should have strong exposure to collaborative engineering methodologies such as agile development, continuous integration, and code reviews. This ensures effective teamwork and project execution.
What experience is required regarding identity and access management tools?
Candidates should have experience with cloud-based identity and access management (IAM), Role-Based Access Control (RBAC), and familiarity with IAM tools like Oracle Identity Governance, SailPoint, Okta, CyberArk, and HashiCorp.
How will the Identity Management Developer interact with technical teams and non-technical stakeholders?
The Identity Management Developer will evaluate effort estimates provided by technical teams and communicate those estimates in a business-friendly language to non-technical stakeholders, ensuring clarity in project requirements and feasibility.
What qualities are essential for performing under pressure in this role?
The candidate should demonstrate the ability to perform competently under pressure, handling interruptions and changes without losing productivity.
What are the communication expectations for this position?
Excellent written communication skills are required, enabling the candidate to draft clear and concise specifications, documentation, and reports.
Is experience with CI/CD tools necessary for this role?
Yes, hands-on experience with CI/CD tools such as Azure DevOps, Jenkins, Git, and JIRA is necessary, along with familiarity with multiple deployment strategies.
What type of projects can the Identity Management Developer expect to work on?
The Identity Management Developer can expect to work on various projects that enhance information security initiatives, develop new systems or enhancements, and resolve problems within existing production environments.