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Senior NetIQ Engineer

@ Ignite IT
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Suitland-Silver Hill, Maryland, United States
HybridFull Time
Responsibilities:Manage directory, Develop IDM, Automate provisioning
Requirements Summary:5+ years in Directory Services with NetIQ eDirectory/IDM; Java/C++ development; Python/Perl/Linux scripting; REST/JSON/SOAP; SQL databases.
Technical Tools Mentioned:NetIQ eDirectory, NetIQ IDM, LDAP, REST, SOAP, Java, ECMAScript, Python, Perl, Shell, XML, XSLT, SQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle, SQL Server, PowerShell, Bash, Linux
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Job Description

Ignite IT is seeking a Senior NetIQ Engineer to oversee the health, performance, and evolution of our global directory services. This role is unique in that it combines high-level NetIQ eDirectory support with custom development responsibilities. You will not only maintain the directory infrastructure but also build custom drivers, connectors, and automated workflows to integrate our directory with a diverse ecosystem of cloud and on-premise applications.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Directory Management: Design, deploy, and maintain a highly available NetIQ eDirectory environment across multiple platforms (Linux/Unix/Windows).
  • Custom Development: Develop and maintain custom NetIQ Identity Manager (IDM) drivers and workflows using XML, Java, and ECMAScript.
  • Tooling & Automation: Build custom support tools and monitoring scripts (Python, Bash, or PowerShell) to automate provisioning, de-provisioning, directory health checks, replication monitoring, and mass data updates.
  • Integration: Develop and validate custom LDAP/JDBC connectors for integrating the directory with modern web services (REST/SOAP), USAccess SIP, and SQL databases.
  • Schema Engineering: Manage and extend custom eDirectory schemas to support new/existing application integration requirements while ensuring referential integrity and performance.
  • Security & Troubleshooting: Act as the Level 3 SME for complex authentication issues, directory corruption, and performance tuning (indexing and partitioning).