Senior Endpoint Engineer

CACI International•Des Moines, IA

5d•$98,500 - $206,800

About The Position

CACI is seeking a Senior Endpoint Engineer to join a team supporting the Department of Homeland Security. The role works with Windows cloud engineers and security specialists across endpoint management and server operations, using automation, scripting, and testing of new and emerging technologies to accelerate deployments and reduce workload. The engineer supports endpoint management and Windows workstation operations, including Intune, Windows Update for Business, Windows Autopilot, application packaging and deployment, patching, security baselines, and compliance reporting. The position also develops PowerShell automation, troubleshoots system issues, responds to escalated requests, provides guidance to less-experienced engineers, and serves as a client liaison. The role requires the ability to attain DHS EOD and offers a national average proposed salary range of $98,500–$206,800.

Requirements

Ability to attain DHS EOD.
BA plus 10 years of applicable experience, AA plus 12 years of applicable experience, or 16 years of experience.
Experience with Intune, including software packaging and patching.
Experience with Windows Autopilot.
Experience with Entra ID (Azure AD).
Expert knowledge of packaging, testing, deployment, and issue remediation.
Solid knowledge of PowerShell scripting.

Nice To Haves

ITIL v3 or v4 certification.
MCSE certification.
Endpoint Administrator Associate certification (Microsoft 365).
STIG policy experience.
Vulnerability management experience.
Cloud management experience.
AVD management.

Responsibilities

Support Intune administration and engineering, including conditional-access compliance policies, application deployment and patching, management, and troubleshooting.
Use Windows Update for Business to keep Windows workstations patched to the correct levels.
Create and deploy Intune configurations, policies, and settings.
Manage and maintain Windows 11 workstation baseline configurations.
Support and troubleshoot Windows Autopilot.
Identify, analyze, and resolve system problems using short-term workarounds and long-term solutions.
Package software and updates for deployment in test and production environments.
Develop security baselines based on recommendations from Engineering and Security teams.
Create reports on device compliance, application deployment, patch management, and software inventory.
Write PowerShell scripts to automate systems administration tasks.
Respond to escalated service desk and team requests.
Provide guidance and work leadership to less-experienced systems engineers.
Communicate effectively orally and in writing with a variety of individuals and work well in small and large team environments.
Serve as a liaison with clients and participate in meetings to ensure client needs are met.
Participate in special projects as required.