An LDAP Administration Developer designs, develops, and maintains Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) systems, which are used for user authentication and authorization in network environments. Their responsibilities include creating and managing directory objects, ensuring data integrity, configuring and optimizing LDAP servers, and troubleshooting any issues related to the LDAP system. They work closely with network administrators and other IT professionals to ensure secure and efficient access control systems. Furthermore, they may also be responsible for creating documentation, providing user training, and keeping up to date with advancements in LDAP technologies. They require strong programming skills and in-depth knowledge of LDAP protocols.