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SCCM Architect

Dallas, TX · On-site

$241K/yr

The role requires deep expertise in Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager (SCCM/MECM) and/or Ivanti Endpoint Manager, focusing on device lifecycle management, patching, automation, and security ...

SCCM Architect

Dallas, TX · On-site

$65 - $72/hr

The role requires deep expertise in Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager (SCCM/MECM) and/or Ivanti Endpoint Manager, focusing on device lifecycle management, patching, automation, and security ...

Overview We are seeking a Senior SCCM / MECM Engineer to support and enhance our enterprise endpoint management environment. This individual will be responsible for maintaining and optimizing ...

View all jobs in this category We have an exciting opportunity for an SCCM / Endpoint Management Engineer to support a Texas state agency. This position will serve as a subject matter expert ...

The ideal candidate will bring strong technical expertise in SCCM, application packaging, and endpoint management, with the ability to work independently and integrate quickly with the team. Key ...

Lead Windows 11, Intune/Endpoint Manager, GPO, SCCM/Autopilot * Standardize devices across clinical and administrative settings * Support Zero Trust and endpoint security (Defender, conditional ...

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Technical lead - active directory, sccm,endpoint management

San Francisco, CA • On-site

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Technical lead - active directory, sccm,endpoint management

San Francisco, CA

Contract

Architectural Strategy: Design and maintain a scalable client device architecture that supports complex research applications and high-throughput data processing.

Endpoint Management & Automation: Lead the design and implementation of Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) solutions (e.g., KACE SDA/SMA, SCCM, Intune) to automate provisioning, patching, and software deployment. Backup Solutions: Architect and set up infrastructure to manage comprehensive device backups.

Hardware Lifecycle: Evaluate and standardize "Next-Gen" hardware (GPUs, VR/AR, specialized sensors) to ensure compatibility with lab instrumentation.

Virtualization & Remote Access: Architect VDI (Virtual Desktop Infrastructure) or DaaS solutions for researchers needing high-compute power remotely.

Monitoring & Healing: Deploy Nexthink solutions for proactive monitoring and automated healing of the device environment.

Collaboration: Act as the technical liaison between the Research R&D teams and the broader Corporate IT/Security departments.

Device Integration & Directory Services

Active Directory: Design and set up the Active Directory structure and security groups

Policy Management: Configure Group Policy Objects (GPOs) and manage generic accounts for lab device access.

Vendor & Project Oversight

Vendor Liaison: Serve as the primary point of contact for vendors, facilitating high-level communication and resolving complex issues.

Performance Evaluation: Monitor vendor performance against Service Level Agreements (SLAs) and contractual obligations.

Project Planning: Define project scopes, resource allocations, and timelines for major device-related initiatives. Security, Compliance & Risk

Policy Enforcement: Ensure all client devices strictly adhere to organizational security policies and regulatory standards.

Risk Mitigation: Identify potential security vulnerabilities within the device ecosystem and implement proactive mitigation strategies.

Innovation & Continuous Improvement

Technology Evaluation: Assess emerging technologies and lead the implementation of upgrades to enhance lab capabilities.

Strategic Planning: Contribute to long-term strategies for device management and integration within the broader organizational environment.

Staff Development: Develop training programs for lab personnel on device operations and foster a culture of continuous learning.

Documentation & Reporting

Maintain comprehensive documentation for all configurations, troubleshooting guides, and processes.

Provide regular reports to management regarding device performance, project milestones, and vendor interactions.