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Senior MECM L3 Engineer

Posted 4 days ago

jconnect infotechScottsdale (AZ)

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About the role

Senior MECM L3 Engineer Manage and maintain MECM infrastructure, including primary and secondary site servers, distribution points, and SQL databases. Design, deploy, and maintain SCCM infrastructure components, including Central Administration Site (CAS), primary sites, distribution points, management points, software update points, Cloud Management Gateway (CMG), and CMG connection points. Configure and optimize SCCM settings, roles, and features to ensure efficient and reliable software deployment, patch management, and endpoint protection. Create and deploy OS images, task sequences, and application packages. Implement and manage patching strategies for Windows and third-party applications. Provide advanced troubleshooting of MECM client and server issues. Create custom reports and dashboards to monitor SCCM infrastructure performance, client health, software deployments, and compliance status. Configure and manage Intune policies for Windows, iOS, and Android devices. Implement compliance policies, configuration profiles, and app protection policies. Integrate Intune with MECM for co-management scenarios. Design and implement Autopilot profiles for zero-touch provisioning. Manage device enrollment and lifecycle through Autopilot and Intune. Ensure endpoint security through configuration baselines, BitLocker, and Defender policies. Maintain compliance with organizational and regulatory standards.

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