Managed File Transfer Engineer

Sheffield

1 year ago

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Purview are currently recruiting an experienced MFT Engineers with a background in the banking industry. This role involves working with automation and robotics technologies to enhance our banking operations.

Responsibilities:
• Design, implement, and maintain Managed File Transfer (MFT) solutions.
• Collaborate with banking professionals to understand and address their automation needs.
• Utilise robotics and automation tools to streamline banking processes.
• Ensure the security and integrity of file transfers within the banking environment.
• Monitor and troubleshoot MFT systems to ensure optimal performance.

Essential Skills:
• Experience in the banking industry.
• Proficiency in Managed File Transfer (MFT) systems.
• Strong knowledge of automation and robotics technologies.
• Ability to design and implement secure file transfer solutions.
• Excellent problem-solving and troubleshooting skills
• Experience with installation, configuration and administration of IBM Sterling File Gateway (Sterling Integrator), IBM Sterling Connect: Direct (Unix/Windows).
• Exposure to Sterling Secure Proxy, Sterling External Authentication Server etc.
• Excellent general knowledge of file transfer protocols (eg sFTP, AS2, C:D, FTPS, HTTPS) and products.
• Knowledge of cryptography/key management (SSL/TLS, SSH, PGP/GPG etc.) and data security

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