Azure AD-US
zortech solutionsDenver (CO)
About the role
Azure AD
Location: Remote/US
Duration: 6+ Months
Job Description:
Azure AD identity management, SSO using Modern auth protocols, Deployment/Administration of Connect Tool, Synchronization Rules, Troubleshoot Synchronization Issues, Identity Governance policies, MFA, Conditional Access policies, Identity protection.
Roles and responsibilities:
Azure AD identity Management, Configure Azure AD SSO using Modern auth protocols-SAML, OAUTH, OIDC, Manage Azure AD permissions, Manage Forest/Domain/OU/User Object management. Deployment/Administration of Azure AD Connect Tool, Configuring Synchronization Rules, Troubleshoot Synchronization Issues, Configuring Identity Governance policies, Configuring MFA, Conditional Access policies, Identity protection. Configuring B2B policies and B2C tenant, Configuring Hybrid Domain Join policies To be able to manage AD Connect server and Azure AD environment MFA, SSO, PIM, Identity protection, SSPR3; Troubleshoot issues related to MFA and Application SSO issues Skills/qualifications: Strong knowledge on Azure AD Architecture and maintenance, Knowledge on O365Knowledge on Active Directory Sites and services Good experience on integrating applications Modern authentication protocols, knowledge on Azure AD App proxy, experience on MFA, creating Conditional Access policies, experience on DNS, DHCP SMTPKnowledge on Microsoft PKI Technologies Knowledge of Implementing Managing Upgrading ADFS, Certificate management Troubleshooting knowledge on AD services such as ADFS (Active Directory Federation Services), PKI (ADCS) and DNSPowerShell Scripting knowledge preferable Preferred Knowledge on GPO management, object management, migration activities, backup and restore operations, OU structure
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