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ThreatLocker

Windows Service Developer

Orlando, FL · On-site

The ideal candidate is an expert developer with a deep understanding of Windows architecture, secure coding practices, and performance optimization. You will work closely with system internals, file ...

ThreatLocker

Windows Service Developer

Orlando, FL · On-site

The ideal candidate is an expert developer with a deep understanding of Windows architecture, secure coding practices, and performance optimization. You will work closely with system internals, file ...

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End User Compute (EUC) Architect

Long Finch Technologies

Galloway, OH • On-site

Full-time

Posted 3 days ago

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Job description

Role purpose

Own the end-to-end virtual application design that delivers MEPS+ Browse to users.

You are accountable for the Omnissa Access cluster, the Horizon brokering layer, the SecureEdgeForMEPS+ published application and the Windows Server 2025 hosting pool — and for making the service resilient across two Horizon PODs and two data centres.

You translate the requirements into a buildable design, lead the build with the platform engineers, and hand a stable service to operations.

Must Have

Omnissa Access 26.07 · Omnissa Horizon Broker 2603 · Windows Server 2025 (session hosts) · Microsoft Edge (published) · Active Directory · global entitlements / multi-POD design.

Essential skills & experience

  • Deep, hands-on architecture experience with VDI / published-application platforms — Omnissa Horizon (formerly VMware Horizon) and/or Citrix CVAD.
  • Practical knowledge of Omnissa Access (Workspace ONE Access lineage) or equivalent access/gateway layers, including resource entitlement and publishing.
  • Multi-POD / multi-site Horizon design, global entitlements and load-balanced RDSH/app pools.
  • Windows Server 2025 (or recent Server) session-host / RDSH build and application publishing.
  • Capacity sizing, image/golden-master management and application delivery for published apps.
  • Experience delivering into regulated / secure environments with strict change control.

Desirable

  • Prior SWIFT / secure financial-messaging or other high-assurance delivery experience.
  • Automation of build and configuration (PowerShell / infrastructure-as-code).
  • Experience migrating from CVAD to Omnissa Horizon.

Key responsibilities

  • Design and stand up the dedicated Omnissa Access 26.07 cluster designated for MEPS+ Browse access only, publishing the single Access cluster URL that endpoints target.
  • Design the Horizon Broker 2603 configuration and publish Edge.exe as the SecureEdgeForMEPS+ application, so users see a single launch icon after authentication.
  • Design and size the Windows Server 2025 hosting pool (the 1..X load-balanced servers) for concurrent MEPS+ demand with N+1 resilience headroom.
  • Create the global entitlement that spans the two Horizon PODs so the published app is resilient across BAS and FAR data centres.
  • Define the endpoint experience: the additional desktop icon / URL on the 20–30 dedicated thin clients and the local-browser launch to the Access URL.
  • Work with the Security Architect to apply the Edge managed-browser lockdown that constrains the session to MEPS+ Browse.
  • Produce build sheets, test plans (including POD/data-centre failover) and operational runbooks; lead functional and resilience testing and the pilot.
  • Own the migration approach from the existing CVAD browse path and the cutover/rollback plan.

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