Systems/Endpoint Engineer - Tanium

TEKsystems•Charlotte, NC

5d•$45 - $50•Onsite

About The Position

This role leverages Tanium as the primary DEX platform to provide real-time visibility, automation, and proactive remediation across enterprise endpoints. The engineer will partner with IT and business teams to identify issues, implement self-healing solutions, and turn telemetry data into actionable improvements. Candidates must have 4+ years of Tanium experience.

Requirements

Associate degree or equivalent experience required; bachelor’s degree preferred.
5+ years of experience in endpoint engineering, automation, or DEX-focused roles.
Strong hands-on experience with Tanium, including performance monitoring, remediation, and automation.
Advanced PowerShell scripting experience: Python or similar languages preferred.
Deep knowledge of Windows endpoint management; macOS experience preferred.
Experience analyzing large-scale endpoint telemetry and building dashboards or reports.
Familiarity with enterprise endpoint technologies, automation practices, and source control.
Strong analytical, problem-solving, and communication skills, with a proven ability to drive proactive improvements through automation.

Nice To Haves

Python or similar languages preferred.
macOS experience preferred.

Responsibilities

Monitor and analyze endpoint and user experience metrics (application performance, device health, network latency) using Tanium.
Configure and manage Tanium dashboards, sensors, automations, and remediation workflows.
Diagnose and remediate endpoint, application, and connectivity issues through real-time and automated actions.
Design and implement data-driven, self-healing solutions using advanced scripting to automate remediation, data collection, and endpoint optimization, improving employee experience, and reducing incidents.
Collaborate with IT teams and business partners to gather requirements and apply DEX insights.
Communicate findings and recommendations to technical teams and leadership using Tanium analytics.