Eyal Liebermann
Solution Architect | Specialized in Cloud Identity & User Management | Passionate about Data-Driven Intelligence
Solution Architect | Specialized in Cloud Identity & User Management | Passionate about Data-Driven Intelligence
Changing the way end-users interact with SAP services in the cloud.
Creating a single identity per person that brings together all her related accounts and assets.
I lead the architecture of Universal ID, the new Identity Provider to which all services would connect.
I work closely with architects and teams across SAP and particularly those of our CRM & ERP systems and
the administrative consoles to change SAP business processes and reflect the new created concepts across all
services.
I work in English, gradually adopting German as a second professional language.
Developing and maintaining scalable, secure Customer Identity Management (CIAM) services in the public
cloud. Managing over a billion
identities, using numerous services running on hundreds of servers, in a hyper concurrent environment.
As the federation team lead, I was personally reponsible for the development of Gigya's federation
services, SAML as SP and Idp, and OpenID Connect as RP and OP.
I was personally leading the migration of over a billion identities from an sql database to a sharded
document based mongodb database.
The technologies my team as developed in or interacted with include C#, javascript, Memcached, MySQL,
MongoDB, Elastic Search, Kibana, Flume, RabbitMQ.
I was very proud of my team inovvation and agility. We were the first to adopt docker, the first to
deploy microservices in the organization. We've developed the ability to react in a matter of a single
sprint or two to to business requirments and issues coming from our customers.
Took part in an ambitious rewrite of Retalix retail management system. Analyzed requirements based on behavior of existing code and discussion with product management. Negotiated a multiphase solution that would enable fast delivery without contaminating the new design with legacy implementation constraints. Guided & supervised software engineers and team leads during development.
Managed a scrum team of eight developers and QA engineers communicating with product in the UK and an offshore team. Developed customer specific features for a strategic partner as part of the company's leading retail product. Used C# .NET with nHibernate over SQL database and WindsorCastle for IoC. Managed quality relying on C# unit tests, Fitnesse functional tests and our own QA lab.
Developed and maintained business critical recording servers with a wide installation base over multiple
live versions.
Recruited and built a team of six developers. Introduced quality methodologies that were adopted by the
entire development groups and have led to substantially improved quality.
Put a clear plan for a gradual rewrite of a system, adding features, simplifying usage, and cutting on
code.
Increased both performance and capacity in two orders of magnitude, to meet IP-Telephony requirements.
Used C#, C++ CLI, C++, COM, SQL, WinForms Windows Server, onsite debugging tools.
We've implmented the protocol, developing Gigya's OIDC Identity Provider (OP) and Relying Party (RP) features. We've developed a series of services, OpenID Provider, Relaying Party, and JWT service that enable sites which do not share a database, to create a seamless SSO experience for the end user. I actually came to appreciate this protocol.
We've implmented the protocol, developing Gigya's SAML Identity Provider (IdP)and Service Provider (SP) features. SAML is a robust yet complicated protocol. We were facing challenges integrating it with our existing authentication flows. Our partners were required to intgrate with existing and to verify it's compatible with leading industry services. In order to overcome these challenges my team and I have developed our expertise in the protocol and its flows.
AWS Certified Developer - Associate. AWS was the first platform we've used as a program. It is also the platfrom on which this website is hosted.
I've led the effort from the R&D side to deploy our microservices within container. I've learnt it used it, gone down to the Dockerfile to understand how we build our image layers. And then we dumped it because C# on a linux docer was premature the time. Still it's the most exciting piece of techonlogy I've met recently.
We've migrated the entire identity base, some billion users over a few thousand tenants, into a sharded multi-indexed mongodb database. We gained insite as two how to do sharing effectively and how to search with multiple global indexes in a sharded environment. I later took an online course to solidify my knowlwdge.
