Net IQ Developer - Gurgaon location (1.5-5 Yrs)

Roles and Responsibilities of MicroFocus / NetIQ Developer IDM 4.5 Resource: - Suggest high level plan for implementation of Password Reset Self Service module - Deploy and configure Password reset Self service module in Dev IDM infrastructure - Perform PoC of Password Reset Self Service for Desktop / Laptop, VDI (Dell Thin OS), Flex in collaboration with different teams. - Provide assistance w.r.t any issues encountered during validation testing of the PoC / DEV environment. - Interface / Liaise with NetIQ and provide further inputs in case any bug is reported during testing of the PoC / DEV environment. - Provide assistance to L2 / L3 resources during deployment of the solution in UAT and Prod and work closely with required stakeholders on sanity checks post deployment in UAT and Prod environments. Core Technical Skills: 3 to 8 years of technical architecture experience integrating identity and access management software into clients' infrastructure and applications. "Identity and Access Management familiarity in one or more of the following areas: • Novell/ NetIQ / MicroFocus IDAM suite of Products • Enterprise Directory Architecture and Design including directory schema, namespace and replication topology experience NetIQ Developer Must-haves: • Experience with NetIQ Self-service Password Reset (SSPR) utility • Experience with NetIQ / Novell eDirectory • 1-2 years’ experience with at least one of the following development environments/languages: J2EE, Java, PowerShell, Python, .NET, C#, Perl, UNIX Shell Scripting, PL/SQL. • Experience with one or more databases such as Oracle, IBM and MS SQL etc. • Experience managing projects through the full system development lifecycle Should-haves: • Familiarity with Oracle WebLogic, JBOSS, Tomcat, Glassfish or IBM WebSphere • Familiarity with: major operating systems such as Microsoft Windows and Unix; • Familiarity with federated identity and web services security concepts such as SAML, Liberty ID-FF and ID-WSF, WS-Federation, OpenID, OAuth and WS-Security