Technical Designer Privileged Access Management

Contribute to the future of the IT infrastructure of a government organization.

• Work in a highly complex IT landscape.
• Responsible for the technical support of the Privileged Access Management (PAM) environment.
• Play a crucial role in facilitating secure access to information and applications.
• Ensure that identity and access management is effectively carried out in accordance with the organization's guidelines.

What you will do.

• Devise and design technical applications for the PAM domain.
• Play an active role in coaching junior team members, developing their skills and knowledge through training and constructive feedback.
• Review and design the functionality of (sub)systems and software within the organization's broad architecture.
• Assist in the transfer to administrators, based on established acceptance criteria.
• Elaborate the organization's architecture and frameworks so that they can be converted into a design.
• Create a plan of approach, an overview of the associated installation requirements, and the test plan.
• During implementation, configure software and/or hardware components together with the administrators.
• Ensure good interaction between system components.
• Be the point of contact for administrators who need to implement the plan of approach.

What they ask

• A team player capable of communicating at various levels within and outside the organization in both Dutch and English.
• Eager to help colleagues improve their work.
• Demonstrable HBO (higher professional education) work and thinking level.
• ITIL v4 certified.
• CyberArk – Defender/Sentry certification or willingness to obtain it.
• Minimum of four years of experience with Privileged Access Management.
• Experience with IT security, process-oriented work, and designing security components.
• Experience with developing and guiding test plans to promote infrastructure integrity and performance or implement new functionalities.
• Knowledge and experience with networks, network components, and understanding their connection to security.