FAQs
What is the educational qualification required for the Associate - Projects position?
The required educational qualification is a BE or MCA graduate.
What are the primary responsibilities of an App Security Specialist?
The primary responsibilities include requirements gathering, design and analysis, coding, testing, documentation, change management, deployment, defect management, coaching, process improvements, knowledge management, and solution design and development.
What skills are considered a must-have for this role?
A must-have skill for this role is experience with Vormetric Data Encryption.
What tasks are involved in the coding section of the responsibilities?
Tasks include installing and configuring Identity and Access Management products, updating DIT object class schema definitions, and developing custom components using languages such as Java/.NET.
Are there any responsibilities related to testing in this role?
Yes, responsibilities include developing unit test cases/suites, performing unit testing, logging results, and sharing defect details.
Is there an emphasis on documentation in the job role?
Yes, the role requires developing SDLC lifecycle artifacts based on the customer's SDLC process and creating build and deployment instructions.
Will I be required to provide training to other team members?
Yes, part of the role involves providing basic level training to entry-level trainees on technologies and products used in the project.
How often should I raise clarifications or issues regarding my work?
You should raise clarifications, issues, or concerns regarding your work output to the lead on time and seek reviews from peers or senior developers periodically.
What is the role’s involvement in process improvements?
The role involves identifying pain points or gaps in the process and suggesting improvements, as well as developing accelerators to improve efficiency and productivity.
Will I need to participate in code reviews?
Yes, participating in code peer reviews as required is part of the job responsibilities.