Sr. Ping Security Engineer
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· Information security or infrastructure engineering experience including -
· Experience in managing MFA offerings
a. Passkeys, Biometrics, FIDO tokens, various authenticators
b. Implementation experience of PingOne products like DaVinci, Verify, Protect, Neo - Must Have
· Experience of Federation/SSO services, protocols, and technologies a. OAuth/OIDC, SAML, WS-FED b. Browsers, MDM/MAM, X509 cert-based authentication (user & device)
· Experience with Ping Access and Ping Federate architecture, design, and implementation a. Policy design and implementation b. Ping Fed custom adapter development c. Integration of custom applications
· Experience in Development
a. JAVA, HTML/JavaScript/JSON, scripting (Ansible, Shell, Perl, Expect)
· Experience translating business requirements to technical requirements with strong written and verbal communication skills
· Experience with LDAP and directory Services using Radiantlogic or Ping Directory
Preferred:
· Experience with integrating IAM solutions with infrastructure and applications
· Experience in designing & implementing API services and data transformation layers
· Experience on containerized deployment environments
· Current information security certification, including Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP), Certified Information Security Manager (CISM), Certified SCADA Security Architect (CSSA) or Certified Secure Software Lifecycle Professional (CSSLP)
· Technical knowledge of industry best practices pertaining to MFA/WAM services
· Experience with defining & fulfilling Key Performance Indicators for MFA infrastructure
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