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David Careers

Endpoint Engineer

Posted 3 days ago

hirein solutionsSeattle (WA)
Network and Computer Systems AdministratorsComputer Systems Design Services

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About the role

Role: Level 3 Endpoint Engineer
Location 1: Everett, WA 89203 Location 2: Seattle, WA 98101
Role Summary: We are seeking experienced Level 3 Endpoint Engineers to provide enterprise endpoint engineering and operational support in a large-scale environment. The role focuses on endpoint lifecycle management, OS and software deployment, patch management, vulnerability remediation, endpoint security, automation, and advanced production support. Candidates must be comfortable participating in on-call rotations and responding to critical P1/P2 incidents.
Key Responsibilities: Manage endpoint provisioning, deployment, refresh, and retirement. Support OS imaging, software packaging, deployment, and patch management. Remediate vulnerabilities and maintain endpoint security compliance. Develop and maintain PowerShell automation scripts. Monitor endpoint health, performance, and compliance. Provide Tier 3/4 troubleshooting and escalation support. Participate in on-call support, major incident response, and war-room activities.
Required Skills:
  • Strong experience with Tanium and/or SCCM/MECMAdvanced PowerShell scripting and automation
  • Microsoft Defender for Endpoint
  • Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GPO)
  • SysTrack monitoring and endpoint analytics
  • Enterprise Windows endpoint engineering and troubleshooting
Requirements: Proven Level 3 endpoint engineering experience in a large enterprise environment. Hands-on expertise in patching, software deployment, vulnerability remediation, and endpoint security. Experience supporting production environments, high-severity incidents, and on-call operations. Strong communication, documentation, and problem-solving skills. Preferred Candidate Profile Practical, hands-on endpoint engineer with deep expertise in Tanium/SCCM, PowerShell, Defender, AD/GPO, SysTrack, enterprise troubleshooting, and incident response. Not suitable for coordination-only profiles.

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