Key skills
Active DirectoryIdentity ManagementGroup Policy Object (GPO)Operational Configuration ManagementInternet Protocol Security (IPSec)Security policies analysisRisk analysisProcess development
About this role
Raas Infotek is seeking an Active Directory Engineer to provide security-related technical expertise and support Identity and Access Management systems. The role involves implementing directory services and developing standardized models in support of enterprise initiatives.
Responsibilities:
- Providing security-related technical expertise for hardware and software components and in the development of Operational Configuration Management (CM) baselines for EDS&A tools and support of Identity and Access Management (IDAM) systems
- Implementing and standardizing directory services, Identity Management, and AD structures on the Non-secure (NIPRNet), Secured (SIPRNet), and Department of Defense Information Network (DoDIN) in the AEI in support of the Enterprise initiative
- Developing standardized Group Policy Object (GPO) and Internet Protocol Security (IPSec) model designs in support of the multiple AD/EDS environment
- Developing programmatic scripts as necessary to identify and confirm that derived enterprise solutions are without redundancy, consistent, and do not negatively impact operations
- Providing input for the determination and analysis of security policies, risk analysis, accreditation package analysis, engineering change proposal analysis, and developing process and procedures such as implementation guides
- Verifying and validating the Army Directory Services architecture in accordance with industry best business practices
Requirements:
- Providing security-related technical expertise for hardware and software components and in the development of Operational Configuration Management (CM) baselines for EDS&A tools and support of Identity and Access Management (IDAM) systems
- Implementing and standardizing directory services, Identity Management, and AD structures on the Non-secure (NIPRNet), Secured (SIPRNet), and Department of Defense Information Network (DoDIN) in the AEI in support of the Enterprise initiative
- Developing standardized Group Policy Object (GPO) and Internet Protocol Security (IPSec) model designs in support of the multiple AD/EDS environment
- Developing programmatic scripts as necessary to identify and confirm that derived enterprise solutions are without redundancy, consistent, and do not negatively impact operations
- Providing input for the determination and analysis of security policies, risk analysis, accreditation package analysis, engineering change proposal analysis, and developing process and procedures such as implementation guides
- Verifying and validating the Army Directory Services architecture in accordance with industry best business practices