Mobile Device Architect

Are you the go to person in your organization when it comes to all things Mobile?

Does everyone turn to you for BYOD strategy?

Then you could be Fivesky’s next  Mobile Architect in Alpharetta.

Who you are:

• You have 5+ years of enterprise Mobile Device Management (MDM) 
• Experience in integration of MDM systems with PingFederate or Azure Active directory.
• Experience with implementation of SSO for mobile applications
• In-depth understanding of authentication and authorization technologies and standards like SAML, oAuth, OIDC etc
• Experience in implementing Apple Kerberos SSO extension on iOS devices
• Experience in implementing Certificate based authentication for Mobile applications
• Strong knowledge of mobile operating systems iOS and Android
• Experience with Mobile device management with MobileIron, Microsoft Intune, Blackberry, AirWatch or similar platform
• Strong understanding of basic networking concepts and internet protocols

What you will do:

• As part of the End-user Mobile Technology team you will play a large role in the current and future Mobile initiatives on a global basis
• Work on Mobile Application integration
• Work on Integration of MDM (Intune, Mobileiron) and Identity Providers systems
• Work on standardizing Mobile Identity and Access management technologies
• Work on enhancing end user authentication experience on mobile devices by promoting use of Biometric/Password less authentication technologies
• Ensure solutions meet the necessary security, supportability, performance requirements
  – Create, review, maintain and update documentation
• Ensure we meet the business’s expectations around user experience.
• Create, review, maintain and update documentation.

At  Fivesky , our employees are our greatest asset and the focal point around which we operate; therefore, we always want the best for our employees.

In addition to offering competitive compensation plans and long-term career opportunities, we offer an attractive mix of benefit plans to our employees that include provisions for vacation, holiday pay, and sick days.

Fivesky is an equal opportunity employer and will consider all applications without regard to race, sex, age, color, religion, national origin, veteran status, disability, genetic information, or any other characteristic protected by law.

This is a full-time, direct employment opportunity in Alpharetta.

The salary is open based on experience and qualifications.

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