Supports identity security initiatives by developing metrics, analyzing identity-platform data in Databricks, producing reports, and conducting threat and vulnerability assessments. The role also applies AI and machine learning to fraud detection, identity authentication, and data-quality improvement while collaborating across functional teams. It is fully remote and supports a U.S. government client, requiring Public Trust clearance eligibility and specified citizenship or permanent-residency and residency-history criteria.
Overview
PLEASE NOTE: No corp-to-corp candidates will be accepted.
- Tier One Technologies has an immediate need for a Junior Identity Security Metrics & Databricks Analyst to support our US Government client.
- This will be a 100% remote position.
- SELECTED CANDIDATES WITHOUT REQUIRED CLEARANCE WILL BE SUBJECT TO A FEDERAL GOVERNMENT BACKGROUND INVESTIGATION TO RECEIVE IT.
- Drive Identity Security initiatives, including developing “metrics that matter” within existing identity platforms such as Okta and Ping Identity.
- Utilize Databricks to extract, analyze, and generate data reports from the platform.
- Conduct threat and vulnerability assessments to identify and mitigate security risks.
- A degree from an accredited College/University in the applicable field of services is required. If an individual's degree is not in the applicable field, then 4 additional years of related experience is required.
- 3+ years of overall cyber security-related experience.
- 1+ years of experience working with Identity Security Metrics & Databricks Analysis.
- 1+ years of supporting technical implementations related to Identity tools (e.g., Ping, Okta, Databricks).
- Experience with using Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning (AI/ML) for detection of fraudulent activity and authentication of user identities in large scale enterprise context and data quality improvement.
- Ability to effectively communicate and collaborate with multiple functional groups.
- Must be able to pass a drug screening, criminal history, and credit checks.
- Must be able to obtain a Position of Public Trust Clearance.
- Must be a US Citizen or have US Permanent Residence status (Green Card).
- Must have resided in the US for the last 5 years and not have traveled outside the US for a combined total of 6 months or more in last 5 years.
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