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Job description: Subject Matter Expert PKI
As a Subject Matter Expert PKI (Public Key Infrastructure), you will have expertise specifically related to PKI products such as Venafi, but also the framework around it, such as the in-house product NGCAS.
You are able to identify shortcomings of the PKI products, understand and analyze feature requests, its impact, and implications. Prepare reports that help the management to decide on roadmaps and upcoming project direction.
You will interface with internal customers, project managers, and translate their topics to the engineering team.
Key duties include:
- Perform gap analysis of PKI products and supporting products
- Recommend to the management about new features, new versions, and direction of PKI service
- Work with the engineering team; guide the team on technical matters and recommend on overall engineering framework
- Advise customers with the initial integration of the PKI service
- Get involved in third-line support matters when there is a need for SME expertise
- Liaise with vendors on roadmap, feature requests, or support matters
- Instrumental to potential migration to new PKI solutions/services
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To be successful in this role you should meet the following requirements:
- Understand PKI at an expert level, products like Venafi, and supporting services such as load balancers, SQL, and cryptographic algorithms and protocols (SSL/TLS).
- Knowledge & experience of Industry Best Practices and tools used in PKI
- Great communicator, willing to help others
- Strong analytic skills, proactive mindset, and stay up to date with the latest developments in PKI
- Experience and understanding of Databases – Microsoft SQL
- Identity Access Management Experience – RBAC, Privileged Access Management
- NIST Framework knowledge (NOT mandatory but desirable)
- Experience working with Service Management tools and processes – Service Now, RFC’s etc
- Good experience of Microsoft Office – Advanced Excel skills
- Good team management & interpersonal skills
- Ability to work on your own initiative and under pressure
- A track record of constantly looking for ways to do things better and an excellent understanding of the mechanism necessary to successfully implement change
- Experience gained working in large organizations, preferably in the Financial Sector.
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