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Junior IT Security Consultant (m/f/d)

iC Consult
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1 year ago
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We are looking for passionate people to join our team as aJunior IT Security Consultant (m/f/d).This position is available at various locations inGermany, includingAachen, Dortmund, Dresden, Essen, Frankfurt, Hamburg, Munich and Stuttgart. We also offer positions inZurichandthe UK, as well as the opportunity to workremotely.

Join us at your earliest convenience and start your career in Junior IT Security Consulting!

How you’ll provide positive impact

As a Junior IT Security Consultant you advise our customers onall aspects of identity and access management (IAM), from requirements analysis to specification and implementation You implementIT security solutionsfor Internet and intranet platforms You useinnovative products and modern technologiessuch as Identity Federation, API Management, Customer Identity and Access Management (CIAM) or Identity Lifecycle Management

Your Skills and Requirements

You have successfully completed a degree incomputer science, business informatics, mathematicsor arelated field of studyYou have abroad technical understanding, areinterested in IT securityand areopen to new trends and technologiesYou have first experiences inJava, the Java ecosystem, Microsoft .Netorother programming languagesYou havevery good German and Englishskills

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