Apple Certified Validation Specialist
keylentSunnyvale (CA)
About the role
Validation Specialist Sunnyvale, CA This individual will be responsible for evaluating information submitted on applications for digital certificates and determining if they should be approved based on a rigorous evaluation of the evidence collected.
Responsibilities:
Daily monitoring of the certificate application queues. Following procedures to collect information in certificate applications. Working with internal teams and external parties to produce the necessary evidence. Evaluating evidence to determine whether the information is accurate. Using internal ticketing systems to track and document progress. Suggesting enhancements to verification procedures based on own or newly produced experience.
Qualifications:
The ideal candidate is: meticulous, highly detail-oriented with capacity to follow instructions while keeping a high level perspective. Experienced in multi-step, highly regulated, procedural environments. Experienced with validation of information in environments found in a Certification Authority (CA), banking, mortgage or health care coding. Has good oral and written communications, judgment, analysis, and basic problem solving skills. Is proficient in the use of Excel, word processors, online ticketing system (e.g. JIRA).
Education:
Associates degree in a business or technology field or equivalent experience. A+ certification or other certifications that demonstrate understanding and proper execution of procedures in regulated environments (banking, health care, etc.).Additional Job Details: Must be able to pass a background check including criminal background check, verification of prior employment, verification of educational qualifications. Prior experience with a commercial Certification Authority is a big plus. Understanding of PKI basic concepts is a plus.
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