Directory Services Engineer

Il y a 5 jours

Lasne, Wallonia, Belgique Nato Temps plein
When the directory is wrong, everything downstream is wrong.
A multinational defence organisation runs its enterprise directory and identity provisioning onthe DirX product family. You would operate it, extend it, and be the second and third line whensomething stops synchronising
- on site in Braine-l'Alleud, with a share of the on-call rota.
What you would be doingMonitoring, operating and administering the directory and identity products, and thesynchronisation between themBuilding and maintaining the operating procedures the service runs on, following thecustomer's guidanceTaking second and third-line requests through the ticketing system, diagnosing and fixingwhat users reportConnecting new data sources and consumers
- configuration, customisation and new connectorswith standard product technologiesManaging provisioning, backups and recovery, licence compliance and the security rules aroundthe serviceDelivering small increments and enhancements to the application as the service owner asks forthem, through incident, change and release managementCoaching first-line colleagues and writing the documentation they needTaking your turn on a shared on-call rota, and reporting what happened the following morningWhat you would bringDemonstrable expertise in X.500 and LDAP directories and in directory synchronisationproducts, ideally the DirX family, with the product certification behind itIdentity management experience, and scripting in TCL for automation inside the productActive Directory for accounts, permissions and access control; SQL for the databases behindit allDevelopment in Java or .
NET for customisations, PowerShell for automation, and Red Hat LinuxadministrationWorking knowledge of public key infrastructure and certificate managementExcellent English, the self-motivation to work alone, and the instinct for a problemWhy this one is worth a lookIt is deep, specialised product work with a clear owner, in a sprint-based team that shares itson-call fairly, and it runs from a standing framework rather than a one-off project.