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Comp Sci degree, Azure DevOps (ADO), Microsoft Azure Cloud. Desired - Microsoft® Certified: Azure Solutions Architect Expert or Azure DevOps Engineer Expert or Azure Developer Associate.
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Experience demonstrating a strong knowledge and skill of information security technology focusing on IAM Applications (e.g., ForgeRock, Ping One, RSA, Daon, Microsoft Azure, and SiteMinder.
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Required Experience implementing DevOps practices including Infrastructure-As-Code (IAC), CI/CD, and automated testing Required Knowledge of security policies, network security, data security and security event management to adopt cloud security services Required Experience in Terraform and/or Ansible and/or Azure Gov cloud / AWS CloudFormation IaC tools.
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Description: Top 3 Required Skills:Comp Sci degree, Azure DevOps (ADO), Microsoft Azure Cloud. Desired - Prior experience working with Microsoft Dynamics, Tanzu Application Service (TAS)/Pivotal Cloud Foundry (PCF), Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) and Backbase platforms.
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2+ years of experience with a public cloud (AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud) Senior Data Engineer (Python, Kafka, Databricks, AWS) New York City (Hybrid On-Site): $165,100 - $188,500 for Senior Data Engineer.
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Experience with cloud computing (AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud) Preferred experience would include a background in Databricks DBT, Python, Airflow, Azure Data Factory, and/or KAFKA. Team members will work to deliver customer needs within our enterprise data warehouse, which may include data ingestion, flattening, alerting, testing, transformation, optimization, and/or data mart development.
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At least 2 years of experience with Cloud Native technologies (Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform) Senior Software Engineer, DevOps (Python, Microsoft SQL.
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Integrate security practices into the software development lifecycle (SDLC) and DevSecOps models, including threat modeling, secure design principles, and risk assessment. Perform custom code application security reviews for applications hosted in Azure and AWS cloud environments.
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Validating and training AI machine learning models with annotated training sets in tuning accuracy of the AI models for CLM use cases;Demonstrating knowledge of machine learning and artificial intelligence workloads and considerations on Azure;Demonstrating knowledge of Azure Blob storage, Azure Service Bus and Azure Key Vault cryptography;Designing solutions for custom applications using the Microsoft.
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The Senior Risk Management Analyst is responsible for supporting, facilitating, and training associates on operational risk programs designed to ensure the identification and mitigation of risks; management of controls and safeguards to minimize the impact of potential and existing risks affecting the organization; compliance with laws, regulations, standards, policies/procedures, and organization frameworks; and monitoring and effectuation of remediation of issues identified.
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As an Azure Administrator, you will be responsible for the setup, configuration, and management of our Azure environment. Familiarity with Azure resource management tools, such as Azure Portal, Azure CLI, Azure PowerShell, and Azure Resource Manager templates.
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Experience with AWS, Microsoft Azure or Google Cloud Platform configuration and administration of security features and services (including identity and access management, networking, firewalls, encryption.
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Hands-on experience using IaC software tools (CloudFormation, Terraform, Azure Resource Manager, GCP Cloud Deployment Manager etc) and CI/CD tools (IDEs, GitLab, GitHuB, Jenkins, CircleCI, etc.
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Data Management & Automation: Knowledge with data systems like Snowflake or Microsoft Azure and proficient in querying and managing data using SQL or tools like Alteryx and Power Automate / Query.
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You will develop and implement a third-party risk management strategy, framework and end-to-end process in collaboration with supply management, Governance, Risk and Compliance, Legal, internal Audit and other relevant stakeholders.
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