Deploy and configure CyberArk Secrets Manager within an existing PAM/Vault ecosystem. Manage RBAC, policies, credential rotation, safes, CPM, secret retrieval, HA/DR, TLS, and audit logging. Integrate secrets with OpenShift and Kubernetes workloads, including service accounts, namespaces, workload identities, manifests, GitLab CI/CD secret injection, runtime retrieval, application onboarding, container security, and automation pipelines. Work remotely during Central Time Zone hours on a six-month contract.
Exciting Remote CyberArk PAM Engineer/Architect, 6 months, contract opportunity.
Requirements
The project is centered on deploying CyberArk Secrets Manager and integrating it into the existing PAM/Vault ecosystem without redesigning the current vault architecture. Strong product experience is essential to avoid delays and misconfigurations.
CyberArk PAM and Secrets Manager Expertise – candidate to work Central Time Zone.
Candidates should have hands-on experience with:
- CyberArk PAM/Vault and integrations
- CyberArk Secrets Manager deployment and configuration, RBAC, policy management, credential rotation, safes, CPM, and secret retrieval workflows
- High availability (HA) and disaster recovery (DR) configurations
- TLS/certificate implementation and audit logging
OpenShift / Kubernetes and DevSecOps Integration Skills should be capable of:
- Integrating Secrets Manager with OpenShift of:
- Integrating Secrets Manager with OpenShift/Kubernetes workloads
- Managing service accounts, namespaces, workload identities, and manifests
- Supporting GitLab CI/CD secret injection and runtime secret retrieval
- Implementing secure application onboarding patterns
- Understanding container security and automation pipelines
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