The Endpoint Systems Engineer is responsible for the engineering, operations and maintenance of end-user workstations, mobile devices, and other endpoint hardware/software required to support the Aspen Institute's mission, business objectives, and internal values. This position has a specific focus on related security systems administration, including endpoint detection and response, antimalware defense, vulnerability management, and endpoint device hardening. Additional responsibilities include support for workplace technologies including remote access, printing, and network audio/video systems. Direct technical responsibilities include overall lifecycle management of Windows, Mac, iOS and Android operating systems, end-user device hardware, inventory/asset management, and related device management systems, endpoint device security and antivirus/antimalware protection, vulnerability scanning and patching. Secondary responsibilities include management of core end-user desktop/mobile software (MSOffice, Google Workspace, Chrome, Zoom, Slack, Adobe, etc), print queue management software and printer hardware, videoconferencing software and conference room hardware. Additional responsibilities include procurement, hardware device inventory and reconciliation routines, software/mobile app license enrollment/management, and wireless account administration as needed. This role will additionally take ownership of escalated/appropriate incident tickets and service requests and work with end-users and ITS staff for resolution/fulfillment. This position will be expected to provide technology support for special events, festivals, and other activities. Additionally, the position will participate in on-call support rotations for non-business hours.