Technical Architect, User Access & Internal Identity Computer Services Off 4

Technical Architect, User Access & Internal Identity (Computer Services Off 4)Government of Nova ScotiaSalary Range:
$3,107.16 - $3,649.33 Bi-Weekly / $80,786.16- $94,882.58 Annually (PR 17)Position Status:
PermanentBenefits:
Paid Holidays, Vacation, Family Leave, Health, Dental, and Defined Benefits PensionLocation:
FlexibleDepartment:
Cyber Security & Digital SolutionsUnion Status:
NSGEU - NSPGClosing Date:
10/25/2024 (Applications are accepted until 11:
59 PM Atlantic Time)At the Department of Cyber Security and Digital Solutions (CSDS), we prioritize people and are dedicated to driving digital transformation that meets modern expectations.The MissionAs a Technical Architect for the User Access and Internal Identity Operations team within the Cyber Security and Risk Management (CSRM) division, you will design, implement, and deliver secure digital identity services.
You will support government departments, agencies, boards, commissions, and offices, as well as Nova Scotia Health and IWK Health Centre.Your Role & Its ImpactCSDS is looking for a Computer Services Officer 4 (Technical Architect).
You will be responsible for providing identity and access management subject matter expertise, architecting, operationalizing, delivering, and continuously improving identity services built around user needs.Your responsibilities will also include the following:
Use the Zero Trust model to protect clients and assets through cloud security, identity and governance solutions.Design, deploy, and maintain security solutions including Microsoft Entra ID Governance, FIDO2 Passwordless Authentication, and Conditional Access.Provide specialized advice and training to users on leveraging directory, identity management, federation, and public key infrastructure services.Work with customers, business, and technology teams to drive identity-based initiatives through the project lifecycle stages.Advise on key architectural decisions, including the adoption of new technologies.Ensure deployment, maintenance, security, availability, performance, improvement, and enhancement of the digital identity infrastructure.Work on tickets (incidents, service requests, change requests, problems, etc.)Implement corrective actions to ensure timely resolution of technical issues.Take ownership of operational aspects, including investigating issues, analyzing evidence, and documenting recommendations.Coach and lead teammates and peers on new technologies and processes.What You Bring to the TableTo be successful in this role, you will have a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science plus a minimum of 5 years' experience, or graduation from a recognized Information Technology program plus 5 years and 6 months experience, or an acceptable equivalent combination of training and experience.In addition, you have the following required experience:
Experience with Microsoft 365 Defender/Advanced Threat Protection.Designing, migrating, implementing, and maintaining enterprise hybrid identity environments.Implementing, configuring, and maintaining Microsoft Entra ID and Active Directory services.Maintaining and supporting Microsoft Identity Manager or a comparable identity management suite.Operationalizing Microsoft Entra ID and related technologies.AssetsExperience with Windows Server operations.Experience with REST APIs and identity/authentication standards.Experience working in a health care or public sector environment.Working ConditionsYou will be required to work outside normal business hours to provide service and be on-call to support a 24/7 critical service environment.Selection ProcessOne or more methods that include a technical assessment, oral presentation, interview(s), references, background checks, and more, can be used to assess your candidacy.At CSDS with the Government of Nova Scotia, we are committed to providing a fulfilling work environment with numerous benefits and opportunities.Pay Grade:
PR 17
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