Skill

Public Key Infrastructure

Cybersecurity

Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) is the framework of policies, roles, and technologies—including certificate authorities, digital certificates, and key pairs—used to manage encryption and verify identities in digital communications. IT security professionals rely on PKI to secure websites (via SSL/TLS), authenticate users, and enable encrypted email and code signing.

Open roles requiring Public Key Infrastructure (1)

DevOps Engineer

AeroVironment

Full-time · Annapolis Junction, MD · $102,000 – $255,000

This role maintains and scales reporting infrastructure and collaboration platforms in a defense technology environment, managing cloud deployments, containerization, and system reliability. It suits experienced DevOps professionals with deep Linux and AWS expertise who can work with classified information and distributed systems at scale.

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Roles that use Public Key Infrastructure

• DevOps Engineer1

• Cryptography
• Encryption
• SSL/TLS
• Cryptographic Protocols
• Public Key Cryptography Standards (PKCS)
• Identity And Access Management
• Advanced Encryption Standard (AES)
• Passwordless Authentication
• Secure Shell (SSH)
• Data Encryption Standard