Infinity Quest
Infrastructure Engineer

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Job Title
Cryptography Infrastructure Engineer
Technologies we use in the role (Key words)
Required
- Strong expertise in at least one of Thales Luna, Thales payShield, or Entrust nShield, with the motivation and ability to quickly build working expertise across the other two platforms.
- SNMP, Splunk, SSH, SSL, Confluence, Jira, Advanced Data Analysis in Excel, Service Now, Github, Cryptography.
Optional
- Public Key Infrastructures (PKI), Cryptography, Encryption Key Management, Cybersecurity governance, SSL/SSH, Windows administration, Linux administration
About the Project
Cryptography protects the identity, confidentiality and authenticity of trillions of dollars of transactions globally. It is a core service for the whole organization.
Subject Matter Expertise & Engineering skills are required to be part of a project that improves HSM observability for the Customer's entire encryption estate. The existing HSM observability is ready to be taken to the next level, improving its resilience, increased monitoring capabilities and faster alerting.
Your Responsibilities
- Be part of a team that implements a new monitoring and alerting solution based upon Splunk.
- Have specific knowledge about Thales Luna HSMs and pulling relevant data from the device (via SNMP).
- Closely collaborate with team members – as SME for Thales Luna HSMs, but also other HSMs.
- Work closely with stakeholders to understand requirement details.
- Write a design and test specification for your responsibility in the observability project.
- Contribute to documentation of the project.
- Help define the roadmap for continual improvements in the management of cryptographic services.
- Flag potential issues timely, think outside the box and be creative in finding solutions.
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Skills & Experience We Require
- Good knowledge about HSMs, specifically Thales Luna.
- Understand how monitoring for HSMs work with expertise in the technologies such as SNMP.
- Stakeholder management skills, with experience of understanding and meeting the needs of multiple stakeholders.
- Knowing what it means to be part of a team, not only being a team player. Contribute to discussions, allow others to speak.
- Innovative mindset, we are doing something completely new, in-house. This requires to speak up when it comes to innovations / new ideas.
- Understanding of cybersecurity principles, global financial services business models, as well as regional compliance standards, relevant local regulations, and applicable laws.
- Knowledge of cryptographic modules and solutions, e.g. TPMs.
- Good understanding on IT Infrastructure technical platforms / technologies.
- Understanding of SSH/SSL functionality and usage.
- Experience interfacing with technology teams to bring lab concepts to market within an organization and building effective operational models to ensure capabilities are able to be fully utilized and grow to meet the needs of the team.
- Understanding and knowledge of common industry cyber security frameworks, standards and methodologies, including; OWASP, ISO2700x series, PCI DSS, GLBA, GDPR, Global data security and privacy acts, FFIEC guidelines, CIS and NIST standards.
- Windows and Linux Servers administration.
- Strong Documentation skills.


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Optional/Nice to Have
- Academic/professional qualification in cryptography or cyber security field.
- Formal education in Information Security, Cybersecurity, Computer Science or similar and/or commensurate demonstrated work experience.
- Industry qualifications (CISSP, CISA, CISM).
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