The Role
Lead design, implementation, testing, deployment and support of service-oriented authentication and identity lifecycle systems. Work with risk and stakeholders, ensure SDLC practices (Git, Maven), build resilient low-latency services on AWS, troubleshoot production issues, run UAT, and guide migration from legacy on-prem platforms.
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HOW YOU WILL FULFILL YOUR POTENTIAL
- Document, design, and test service-oriented enterprise software to help deliver critical business functions related to Authentication and Lifecycle Management of firm’s digital client identities.
- Liaise with the firm’s technology risk groups to review design against the prescribed architecture, security and control framework for secure deployments.
- Participate in definition of requirements and help with deployment and support.
- Ensure that all platforms are built in accordance with the firm’s SDLC recommendations such as Git, Maven, and in accordance with industry-standard practices such as RESTful web services.
- Design, evaluate, and recommend tools and technologies that the team should be using to help solve business problems.
- Document testing strategies, plan and run the User Acceptance Testing (UAT) phase to engage all essential stakeholders and acquire business approvals.
- Discuss changes to software that has already been deployed to enhance capabilities based on feedback obtained from business users.
- Guide new users to adopt the platform seamlessly and demise legacy on-premise software.
SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE WE ARE LOOKING FOR
- Designing and managing applications or processes on Amazon Web Services (AWS), leveraging understanding of core AWS services and basic AWS architecture best practices.
- Working across requirements, design, and maintenance of distributed applications in Java.
- Utilizing Python to analyze and maintain server-side scripts.
- Using SQL to analyze database queries and store procedures.
- Supporting production environments to analyze and provide enhancements and break fixes as required.
- Experience creating resilient, low latency and robust services through a combination of high availability infrastructure and transaction management.
- Ability to troubleshoot and diagnose performance, security, and process interactions in complex distributed systems
- Ability to understand and effectively debug both new and existing software.
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Skills Required
- Designing and managing applications or processes on Amazon Web Services (AWS), leveraging understanding of core AWS services and basic AWS architecture best practices.
- Working across requirements, design, and maintenance of distributed applications in Java.
- Utilizing Python to analyze and maintain server-side scripts.
- Using SQL to analyze database queries and store procedures.
- Supporting production environments to analyze and provide enhancements and break fixes as required.
- Experience creating resilient, low latency and robust services through a combination of high availability infrastructure and transaction management.
- Ability to troubleshoot and diagnose performance, security, and process interactions in complex distributed systems.
- Ensure platforms are built in accordance with the firm's SDLC recommendations such as Git and Maven, and follow RESTful web service practices.
- Liaise with technology risk groups to review design against architecture, security and control frameworks for secure deployments.
- Document, design, test service-oriented enterprise software and run User Acceptance Testing (UAT) to obtain business approvals.
Goldman Sachs Compensation & Benefits Highlights
The following summarizes recurring compensation and benefits themes identified from responses generated by popular LLMs to common candidate questions about Goldman Sachs and has not been reviewed or approved by Goldman Sachs.
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Healthcare Strength — Coverage includes medical, dental, vision, disability, life and accident insurance, with multiple plan options and most premiums subsidized; coverage often starts on day one. Wellness resources, on-site health centers in some locations, and EAP access reinforce the depth of health support.
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Parental & Family Support — Family care includes on-site childcare in some offices, expectant parent resources, and transitional programs for returning parents. Feedback suggests parental leave is very generous, with reports of around 20 weeks paid leave and stipends for adoption, surrogacy, and fertility-related services.
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Retirement Support — The firm provides a 401(k) plan with employer matching contributions and broad financial education to help employees plan for retirement. Resources also support saving for education and preparing for unexpected events.
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