FAQs
What is the primary role of an SSH Administrator at Barclays?
The primary role is to develop, implement, and maintain solutions that support the safeguarding of the bank's systems and sensitive information, with a specific focus on SSH Key compliance and security systems.
What essential skills are required for this position?
Essential skills include an understanding of SSH and SSH Keys, experience in Unix/Linux system administration, expertise in Unix shell scripting and programming languages like Python or Perl, and knowledge of enterprise systems management tools.
Where is this role based?
This role is based in Chennai.
What are the key accountabilities of the SSH Administrator?
Key accountabilities include enforcing SSH Key compliance, supporting the UKM userbase, adhering to incident and change management processes, maintaining the SSH Key management toolset, and implementing automation through scripting.
Will the SSH Administrator have an impact on other teams?
Yes, the SSH Administrator will have an impact on the work of related teams within the area and will partner with other functions and business areas.
Is prior experience necessary for this role?
Yes, candidates are expected to have a background in Unix/Linux system administration or engineering in an enterprise environment.
What kind of scripting is expected in this role?
The role requires implementing scripting to automate tasks, particularly using Unix shell scripting, Python, or Perl.
Are there any specific compliance processes the administrator needs to follow?
Yes, the administrator must adhere to strict incident, change, and release management processes to ensure compliance and security.
What is the company's stance on legal work rights?
Barclays requires candidates to confirm that they have the Legal Right to Work for any role they apply for, and failure to disclose accurate visa status may result in the withdrawal of the application or employment offer.
How does this role contribute to innovation within the bank?
The SSH Administrator collaborates across teams to adopt new cryptographic technologies and techniques, ensuring that solutions align with business objectives and regulatory requirements, thereby supporting innovation in the bank's digital landscape.