MarkLogic Security Consultant (Security+ CISSP)

360 IT Professionals; Baltimore (MD); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

A software development company located in the United States is looking for a MarkLogic Security Consultant. The ideal candidate should have experience in building XML, XQuery, and Java-based applications, alongside knowledge of JDBC and using IDEs like Eclipse and IntelliJ IDEA. Familiarity with MarkLogic REST APIs and full text search query development is necessary. A COMPTIA Security+ or CISSP certification is a plus. This role entails setting up MarkLogic instances, error handling, and implementing a role-based security model.

Qualifications

• Experience in building XML, XQuery, Java Script or java based applications.
• Knowledge of Java, JDBC, Spring, Spring Security is a plus.
• Specialized in using IDEs like Eclipse and IntelliJ IDEA.

Responsibilities

• Setup and configure a MarkLogic instance and describe the architecture of a MarkLogic cluster.
• Use the MarkLogic REST APIs.
• Load and manage documents and metadata using xQuery and MarkLogic Content Pump.
• Create full text and geospatial search queries using the cts and search APIs.
• Implement a role based security model and configure permissions and privileges.

Skills

Building XML, XQuery

JavaScript or Java-based applications

Knowledge of JDBC

Using IDEs like Eclipse and IntelliJ IDEA

MarkLogic REST APIs

XQuery programming language

Error handling and logging

Role-based security model

Education

COMPTIA Security+ or CISSP certification

Job description

A software development company located in the United States is looking for a MarkLogic Security Consultant. The ideal candidate should have experience in building XML, XQuery, and Java-based applications, alongside knowledge of JDBC and using IDEs like Eclipse and IntelliJ IDEA. Familiarity with MarkLogic REST APIs and full text search query development is necessary. A COMPTIA Security+ or CISSP certification is a plus. This role entails setting up MarkLogic instances, error handling, and implementing a role-based security model.