Job Description

• Info Sec Tech Analyst is responsible for testing automation, application onboarding and supporting provisioning applications in the Build & Integration – Automation and Provisioning space on the enterprise platform.
• The job is heavy on testing, collaboration with many partner support teams including vendor support, System administrators / architects on a regular basis and have the ability to track the issue to closure as Level 3 SME.

• Candidate should be a fast-learner, able to do multitasking and has the ability to work under pressure.
• Must have good work ethic and follow documented process. Understanding of implementation of appropriate controls in above products for the safety and security of the organization.
• Should have very good attitude, agile personality and work as a good team player.

Key Responsibilities

• Perform deployment of applications and configurations in web/application servers and test the automation use cases.
• Provide basic support for applications on UNIX or LINUX environment like start/stop services.
• Work in Python, shell or other scripting languages.
• Support setting up monitoring dashboards on tools like AppDynamics.

Experience and Skills

Must-have Skills
6-10 years of relevant industry experience in:

• Performing testing, writing test cases and documentation.
• Utilizing Unix and Linux systems like Redhat Enterprise Linux 8.x/7.x.

Desired Skills

• Understanding of web servers and app servers required to support application deployments and basic tasks.
• Hands on in Python, shell or other scripting languages.
• Familiarity with IT Service Management processes and tools such as a Service Now
• Exposure to one or more of the following:
  • Appdynamics, sensu
  • Splunk processing language
  • Data Warehouse, ETL and Business Intelligence (BI)
  • BI products: PowerBI, Qlikview, Tableau, Cognos, Arcadia

Education

• Bachelor's Degree.
• Certifications such as ITIL, CISSP, AWS are desired, but not mandatory. However, willingness to complete certification would be expected.