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We are seeking a C Developer with explicit Identity and Access Management (IAM) experience to assist a customer with critical stabilization efforts. The ideal candidate will be responsible for analyzing, troubleshooting, and enhancing legacy C-based code that directly supports key identity and access management functions., * Analyze & Troubleshoot: Investigate and resolve bugs or bottlenecks within legacy C-based code.
- Enhance Systems: Improve and optimize the existing C codebase supporting identity and access management operations.
- Stabilization Efforts: Assist the customer directly with system stabilization initiatives to ensure continuous operational compliance and performance.
Requirements
- C Programming: Professional background in C coding (must be actively reflected with clear project context in your resume).
- IAM Domain Knowledge: Direct background in Identity and Access Management concepts and architectures.
- LDAP Directory Services: Required hands-on technical experience with LDAP directory services.
Preferred Skills (A Major Plus)
- Experience working with specialized IAM Platforms.
- Experience working with or integrating into ERP Systems.
Mandatory Submission Note for Candidates / Recruiters:
To be formally considered for this role, the candidate must have:
- Explicit C coding listed in their project details/history.
- Every single requirement detailed in this JD (IAM, legacy troubleshooting/stabilization, and LDAP) clearly represented in their professional resume. Missing any of these core requirements will result in automatic disqualification.
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