SC Cleared CyberArk Specialist

We are recruiting for SC Cleared CyberArk Specialists to work with a secure client based in Corsham, Wiltshire and Remote on contract.

Job Description

Technology CyberArk On-Premises, hands on deployment of Technology

Essential Responsibilities and Requirements

• Proven "Hands on" experience and technical abilities associated with BAU support activities for CyberArk's Privileged Identity and Privileged Session Management Suites (EPV, CPM, PVWA, PSM, HTML5GW, and DR)
• Proven experience in extending existing CyberArk technologies/practices (EPV) and providing recommendations to optimise or enhance BAU services offerings.
• Good knowledge and expertise in PAM processes, procedures and onboarding of accounts into a PAM (ideally CyberArk) solution

Required Experience:

• Familiarity with major operating systems such as Microsoft Windows, UNIX, Linux and applications/middleware technologies/platforms
• Familiarity with Active Directory structures and Identity Management policies and processes
• Familiarity with PAM aspects for major RDBMS such as Microsoft SQL, Oracle, etc.
• Experience facilitating business process design as it relates to managing identities and access privileges
• Experience in the Industry acting as a BAU Support Engineer for a PAM (CyberArk) solution

Key skills

• Flexible approach and ability to work co-operatively within a newly created team environment
• Should be a self-starter and be able to perform quality assurance and control to create technical deliverables that are error free/with minimal non-functional defects.
• Experience in operationally supporting large, complex technical environment.
• Methodical and structured in their approach to tasks.
• Capability to organise and prioritise tasks
• Strong interpersonal skills to establish/maintain relationships and interact with team members
• Strong organisation and time management skills
• Strong analytical and problem solving skills

Candidates need SC clearance

This is an umbrella contract, the role is Inside IR35