Technology Lead - External Identity Management
sonoma consultingPlano (TX)
Technology Lead - External Identity Management
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sonoma consultingPlano (TX)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Technology Lead - External Identity Management Possesses excellent verbal and written communication and interpersonal skills and the ability to interface with all levels of associates. Competency in developing effective solutions to diverse and complex business problems Demonstrated continued knowledge acquisition of emerging technologies Ability to educate all levels of associates. Ability to effectively interface with all departments within Toyota, TFS and the Dept. Ability to work independently, with strong organizational and flexibility skills in a team-oriented environment. Relationship building and ability to drive decision making through a consensus building approach. Demonstrated performance in bringing the right team together to address concerns and solve problems. Proficiency in JSP, Servlet, Portlet, J2EE framework. Hands on expertise in the following application:o Oracle Identity Manager 11g – must haveo RSA Access Manager 6.2 or Oracle Access Manager – nice to have Hands on experience in Unix, Linux, VMware, C++ and CA SiteMinderHands on expertise in MS Active Directory and CA Directory. Experience in Identity Management and User Access Solution Understands the basic fundamentals of a mainframe application, distributive and web environments, project life cycle, and the basics of technical operations (networks, data center, database, integration, and migration activities) Experience in various phases of SDLC lifecycle Proficient with Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint
Education:
- Bachelor's Degree in Engineering, Computer Science or equivalent education required.
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