Cyber Security Engineer

Northern Trust
London
8 months ago
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About Northern Trust:

Northern Trust, a Fortune 500 company, is a globally recognized, award-winning financial institution that has been in continuous operation since 1889.

Northern Trust is proud to provide innovative financial services and guidance to the world's most successful individuals, families, and institutions by remaining true to our enduring principles of service, expertise, and integrity. With more than 130 years of financial experience and over 22,000 partners, we serve the world's most sophisticated clients using leading technology and exceptional service.

Role/Department

Seeking a dynamic engineer who is passionate for Privileged Identity and Access Management, Cloud and Security technologies to be part of a team that develops a product impacting tens of thousands of customers. As a senior lead in our PAM team, you will be responsible for designing, implementing, integrating, testing and deploying features and components in a large-scale system. We expect you to drive improvements to code quality, performance, and team processes while leveraging modern web technologies and tool. Should be able to debug problems arising as a result of implementing PAM technologies and be able to understand the implications of his implementations.

The key responsibilities of the role include:

Develops and administers the solutions that meet system expectations relative to scalability, performance, fault tolerance, usability, and data integrity. Delivers solutions that meet end user expectations relative to performance, usability and security for the PAM Engineering and Architecture function.

Uses specific knowledge of a discipline to achieve goals through own work. Has specific knowledge or expertise typically gained through formal education or equivalent experience. Uses expertise to provide guidance to others as a project manager or consultant. Requires in-depth conceptual and practical knowledge in own job discipline and basic knowledge of related job disciplines. Solves complex problems. Works independently; receives minimal guidance. Will lead projects or project steps within a broader project or may have accountability for on-going activities or objectives.

  • Perform CyberArk PAM installation and upgrades.
  • Develop and execute CyberArk Plugins
  • Develop and execute the CyberArk integrations implementation plans and deployment guides.
  • Deploy PSM and AIM/AAM/Secrets Manager/Conjur solutions.
  • Work with infrastructure teams (*nix/Windows/Network/Mainframe/ Databases/Applications) to gather information for platform and account onboarding.
  • Develop and unit test PSM connection components.
  • Develop and test AIM/AAM/Conjur SDKs for application integration.
  • Gather new CPM plugin development requirements.
  • Support, troubleshoot and fix CPM plug-in issues.
  • Develop PowerShell/Java scripts/codes to automate CyberArk jobs.
  • Review and analyze CyberArk EPM threat protection events using CyberArk threat intelligence Services such as Virus total, National software reference Library, CyberArk application and reputation analysis


Skills/ Qualifications:

  • Excellent teammate skills, effectiveness both in independent and collaborative work.
  • Ability to learn and use new technologies.
  • Proven hands-on CyberArk experience
  • Background in networking, data security and cloud-based applications.
  • Experience with distributed computing platforms for high-scale systems.
  • Experience with Azure services and eco-system.
  • Experience with Microsoft and Linux-based environments.
  • Experience with continuous integration and deployment tools.


Working with Us:

As a Northern Trust partner, greater achievements await. You will be part of a flexible and collaborative work culture in an organization where financial strength and stability is an asset that emboldens us to explore new ideas.

Movement within the organization is encouraged, senior leaders are accessible, and you can take pride in working for a company committed to assisting the communities we serve! Join a workplace with a greater purpose.

We'd love to learn more about how your interests and experience could be a fit with one of the world's most admired and sustainable companies! Build your career with us and apply today. #MadeForGreater

Reasonable accommodation

Northern Trust is committed to working with and providing reasonable accommodations to individuals with disabilities. If you need a reasonable accommodation for any part of the employment process, please email our HR Service Center at .

We hope you're excited about the role and the opportunity to work with us. We value an inclusive workplace and understand flexibility means different things to different people.

Apply today and talk to us about your flexible working requirements and together we can achieve greater.
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