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Would you like to play a role in bringing together national and international scientific communities by developing authentication and authorization solutions? Would you like to help make scientific research future-proof by enabling safe access to high-performance computing, data services, and other ICT solutions? SURFsara might just have the job for you!
What does this position entail?
We are looking for a talented graduate or junior who is as passionate about ICT as they are about science, and who is keen to jump on the opportunity to become a specialist in authentication and authorization infrastructure (AAI) – the technologies that manage digital identities and make sure that scientists from around the world can safely access the tools and services that they need to perform cutting-edge research.
As a junior advisor, you and your colleagues will contribute to the development of software infrastructure that let different research communities connect with SURFsara’s services. These services include the national supercomputer Cartesius and other high-performance computing environments, as well as research data services. You work closely together with the different research communities to understand their needs and pain points, conceive solutions, and test these through pilots and proof-of-concepts. And, of course, you help bring the best concepts to life in actual services that researchers all across the Netherlands – and beyond – will use.
At SURFsara, we love working for and with people. We believe that growth of our organization is only possible when IT professionals work closely together in teams that are closely linked to our research communities. We view AAI and security as important and interesting challenges and we enjoy taking them up, together with the scientific community.
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