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Stott and May Consulting

CyberArk Engineer

United Kingdom
Posted about 13 hours ago
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CyberArk Engineer

Location: UK Remote

We are looking for a CyberArk Engineer to join their Cyber Operations team on a contract basis. Reporting to the Cyber Operations Lead, you will work closely with SOC Engineers and take ownership of privileged access management across multiple managed client environments.

This is a hands-on technical role with CyberArk at its core, focused on operational support, troubleshooting, and maintaining the health of the PAM platform across a range of estates.

The Opportunity

This engagement is purely focused on service delivery. There is no requirement for pre-sales, people management, or leadership responsibilities. You will act as the senior escalation point for CyberArk related issues, owning incidents and requests from initial investigation through to resolution.

Key Responsibilities

  • Own and manage CyberArk incidents and service requests from L2-L4, ensuring resolution within agreed SLAs.
  • Troubleshoot issues across the CyberArk platform, including Vault, CPM, PSM, PVWA, Entra ID integrations, MFA solutions, and SIEM integrations.
  • Perform root cause analysis and manage escalations with CyberArk support where required.
  • Support privileged account onboarding and offboarding, safe administration, policy management, and access reviews.
  • Carry out platform maintenance activities including patching, upgrades, certificate renewals, and disaster recovery testing.
  • Maintain technical documentation, runbooks, known error records, and change management processes.

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Required Experience

  • Hands-on CyberArk administration and support experience in production environments.
  • Strong experience supporting CyberArk Vault, CPM, PSM, and PVWA.
  • Proven experience resolving complex L3/L4 incidents within SLA-driven environments.
  • Experience working within managed services, enterprise support, or operational security functions.
  • Strong PowerShell scripting skills for troubleshooting, automation, and remediation.
  • Good understanding of Identity & Access Management (IAM) and Privileged Access Management (PAM).
  • Experience working within ITSM, incident management, and change control frameworks.

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Ideal Candidate

A hands-on CyberArk Engineer who enjoys solving complex technical challenges, supporting business-critical platforms, and working in a fast-paced operational environment. You'll combine strong technical expertise with a service-focused mindset and be comfortable acting as the escalation point for privileged access management across multiple client estates.

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