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1-3 years of relevant work experience and basic knowledge of Mobile Device Management (MDM), Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM), or Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) and tools such as Workspace One (AirWatch), Verizon MDM, Apple Business Manager, and Microsoft Intune is a plus.
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Infosys is seeking an Informatica MDM PIM/P360 Consultant , in this role, you will work with the clients on their MDM journey to facilitate and lead the master data management engagements which will include data migration, MDM assessment, implementation, tool implementation across different verticals.
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Experience implementing and managing Informatica MDM or other MDM on-prem/cloud-based solutions. Lead and implement MDM services for Mutli-Channel Marketing, Sales Teams, Patient Support Services, Contract Management, Global Compliance, CRM, Reporting and Analytics.
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Experience with MDM capabilities such as InTune, Jamf, or Airwatch. Senior Solutions Architect – Identity Access Management (IAM) page is loaded. Senior Solutions Architect – Identity Access Management (IAM.
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The Mobility Customer Support Specialist provides direct support to the Senior Mobility Engineer with Mobile Device Management (MDM) user support and issue resolution. Receive mentoring for MDM Airwatch solutions design and implementation by solutions architect.
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3+ years of Informatica MDM (Hub and IDD/Entity 360) as well as experience with Power Exchange. 3+ years of experience in Informatica MDM Provisioning tool and Java User Exists. 3+ years of expertise in Informatica MDM Hub Match and Merge rules, batch jobs and batch groups.
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Develop and coordinate ongoing MDM Patient, Consent, Customer, Payer, Product Master data governance, data quality and operations. Develop data consumption patterns and standards for data consumers to ensure data integrity is maintained when they consume MDM data through batch or real-time interfaces (Data Lake/MDM API.
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3+ years of knowledge of Active VOS workflow concept in Informatica MDM. 3+ years of experience with Informatica MDM Service Integration Framework (SIF) 3+ years of experience in multiple areas of MDM implementations including Data Profiling, metadata acquisition, data migration, validation, reject processing and pre-landing processing.
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MDM: Intune (MDM/MAM), Vmware Workspace One, Jamf. Support and manage backup software, email security, endpoint protection & MDM, Desktop Management and SIEM software. Experience working with Security Incident and Event Management (SIEM) tools, endpoint detection and response tools, vulnerability management suites, and various security solutions.
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Must have extensive knowledge: Azure AD, Google Workspace, Jamf, Slack, Intune MDM, Azure Services. Works with IT staff to determine specific needs and how to implement technical solutions best.
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Additionally, JSCM Group provides security-focused network projects, such as routing, firewall, wireless, email security, MDM, MFA, and logging to name a few. We are looking for a Network Security Project Engineer to join our main defensive group, the Blue Team. In this position, you will be responsible for working directly with our project team to deploy cybersecurity-related projects for our clients.
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End User Administration of Corporate applications such as G Suite, O365, Adobe, RingCentral, Zoom, MDM tools, Jamf, Kace, Confluence, Slack, PRTG etc. Experience with any MDM tool is a plus.
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Collaboration: Collaborate with cross-functional teams, including data architects, data analysts, and business users, to understand data requirements and deliver MDM solutions that meet business needs.
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Experience with tools/technologies such as 802.1x, Cisco ISE, RSA, MAB, PKI authentication, Sourcefire, zone-based firewalls, IDS/IPS, MDM, SSO and access control management solutions. As the Network Security Engineer, you will be the go-to escalation point for all security incidents or escalations, ensuring a swift and effective response.
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Senior-level Windows MDM expertise (e.g., SCCM, Intune, AirWatch, Workspace One). The ideal candidate will have hands-on experience in EntraID, Intune or other Windows MDM, and heavy PowerShell scripting.
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