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L2 application/production support (IAM)

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Role Description
Technical Analyst Role
Provide Level 2 (L2) operational support for existing Identity & Access Management systems, with a focus on Microsoft Identity Manager (MIM) and related integrations. You’ll handle incident triage, service restoration, monitoring, and problem management, using SQL and.NET knowledge to diagnose issues and work with L3/engineering teams on fixes.
Key Accountabilities:
- Own L2 support for MIM Sync and MIM Service in production and non-production environments.
- Triage and resolve incidents: analyse logs, identify failure points, restore service within agreed SLAs.
- Monitor scheduled sync/provisioning jobs; manage reruns, stuck requests, connector failures, and data exceptions.
- Perform operational activities:
- User/account provisioning exceptions (joiner/mover/leaver fallouts)
- Access request workflow fallouts and queue management
- Certificate/credential-related issues (where applicable)
- Use SQL Server to investigate data issues (queries, stored procedures, reconciliation, reporting extracts).
- Support and maintain .NET-based components (e.g., rules extensions, services, scheduled tasks) by reviewing logs/config and coordinating code fixes with L3.
- Execute approved changes (configuration updates, run profile changes, connection updates) following change control.
- Produce and maintain runbooks, known error database (KEDB) articles, and operational documentation.
- Drive problem management: trend recurring incidents, perform root-cause analysis with L3, and track permanent fixes.
- Coordinate with upstream/downstream teams (AD, Entra ID, HR feeds, ServiceNow) to resolve integration issues.
- Participate in on-call/major incident processes as required.
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- Knowledge of LDAP integrations, file transfer protocols such as SMB, as well as TLS protocols, ciphers, encryption and other authentication technologies.
- Experience with Kerberos, NTLM, and other standard LDAP authentication methods.
- Ability to troubleshoot application integration issues and assist with application configuration setup. Must be able to work in a team environment with a “can do” attitude capable of overcoming difficult challenges.
- Providing support to the wider team during outages / incidents.
Essential Skills:
- Experience in L2 application/production support for enterprise systems (incident, problem, change).
- Working knowledge of Microsoft Identity Manager (MIM) operations:
- Sync run profiles, connector space/metaverse basics, error handling
- MIM Service request processing and workflow fallouts (desirable)
- Strong SQL Server skills for investigation and reporting (T-SQL querying, joins, basic performance awareness).
- Understanding of .NET/C# applications from a support perspective (logs, config, services, troubleshooting—not necessarily full-time development).
- Familiarity with Active Directory concepts (users, groups, OU structure, permissions).
- Must show a progressive advancement in responsibility including deep troubleshooting technical skills.
- Self-driven and be able to work independently with minimal supervision.
- Requirements gathering in a technical environment – Cloud and on-premise infrastructure platforms.
- Strong process mapping skills.
- Strong analysis skills.
- Identification of use cases.
- Technical understanding of infrastructure technologies.
- Experience of working closely with IT developers/engineers and operational teams.
- Root cause analysis skills.
- Ability to optimise processes and maximise efficiency.
- Strong stakeholder engagement and communication skills.
- Confident at presenting what they are working on.
- Positive team player working as part of a large programme; questioning mind to fact find and challenge where appropriate.
- Accountability for deliverables and proven track record of delivering on schedule.
- Good time management.
- Must be self-sufficient; able to deliver quality output without supervision.
- Proficient in MS Excel, Visio, Confluence.
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