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Endpoint Engineering Lead

Posted 2 days ago

techvilla solutionsColleyville (TX)

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About the role

We are looking for an experienced Endpoint Engineering Lead with strong expertise in AI-powered security automation, endpoint management, and security engineering. The ideal candidate will develop intelligent automation solutions across Windows, macOS, and Linux environments to improve security monitoring, operational efficiency, and incident response.
Key Responsibilities: Design and develop AI-powered endpoint security and automation solutions .Build automation using Python, Go, LLMs, AI agents, and agentic frameworks .Develop solutions for endpoint security monitoring, threat detection, and incident response. Integrate security platforms, APIs, SIEM, and EDR solutions .Build scalable automation to improve endpoint visibility and proactive risk management. Develop and integrate LLM agents and MCP-based solutions for security operations. Automate repetitive endpoint management and security processes. Support security operations across Windows, macOS, and Linux environments. Work with security and infrastructure teams to identify automation opportunities. Ensure solutions meet security, compliance, and documentation standards. Troubleshoot and continuously improve endpoint security automation. Provide technical leadership and guidance on endpoint engineering and security automation initiatives.
Required Skills: 6+ years of software/security engineering experience .Strong programming experience with Python and/or Go .Hands-on experience with LLMs, AI agents, agentic frameworks, and MCP .Experience integrating SIEM and EDR platforms .Strong understanding of security APIs and platform integrations .Experience with Windows, macOS, and Linux endpoint environments. Experience developing security automation and incident-response solutions. Strong understanding of endpoint security and risk management. Excellent documentation, communication, and compliance skills.

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