Endpoint Security Engineer

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Job Description

Job Title: Microsoft Endpoint Security Engineer (Req. ID: 6415)

Location: Remote

Contract

Scope Of Services

Ensure an endpoint security application (anti-virus/anti-malware) is deployed, kept current with patches/signature files, and functioning at all times on College-owned endpoint devices.
Identify high-risk and out-of-compliance endpoint devices for remediation and use the College’s established ITSM ticketing system to document for remediation. Remediation
work will be shared between the Temporary Microsoft Endpoint Security Engineer and the College’s PC support team; assignments will be clearly identified/delegated by College IT leadership.
Recommend policies and procedures to assist with the above. Assist in the configuration of recommended policies when they fall within the scope of services.
Servers, telephony, IoT, and MAC devices are out of scope.
Proposals will be accepted for time and materials quotes with a minimum of 20 hrs./week commitment.
The College desires a 30+ hour/week commitment for at least the first 4 weeks of the contract and 20 hours per week thereafter.
This coincides with the Administration’s desire to remediate any high-risk and out-of-compliance devices reported using the Microsoft security tools, followed by a period to monitor for new alerts and remediate lower-risk findings.
The primary team member must have a backup who can step in without notice should the primary team lead not available. Microsoft certifications are required.

Environment:

Approx. 5000 Hewlett Packard PCs, all Microsoft Windows 10 & 11 (A5)
On-premises Microsoft Active Directory synced with Entra ID

Qualifications

Supplemental Skills, And Abilities

The engineers/technicians must have the ability to organize and prioritize their assignment(s), work both independently and within a group and exhibit a willingness to openly share information and ideas. They must be able to communicate effectively, both orally and in written form and be customer service oriented.

Additional Information

All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.

What You Should Know About Endpoint Security Engineer, BuzzClan LLC

Are you a skilled Endpoint Security Engineer looking for your next challenge? Join us at a forward-thinking college in M-59, Michigan, where you can make a real impact! As the Microsoft Endpoint Security Engineer, you'll play a critical role in deploying and maintaining endpoint security applications, ensuring that all college-owned devices are protected from viruses and malware. Your responsibilities will include identifying high-risk devices and collaborating with our dedicated PC support team to ensure compliance with security protocols. You’ll have the autonomy to recommend policies and help with their implementation, making your mark in shaping a more secure environment. With systems involving around 5000 Hewlett Packard PCs, you’ll thrive on dynamic challenges while working within a supportive and collaborative team. We’re looking for someone who possesses strong communication skills, is customer-focused, and can handle tasks independently or in a team setting. Microsoft certifications are a must, and your expertise will be integral to the college’s IT strategy. If you're excited about remote work and eager for a flexible schedule that aligns with our needs, we'd love to hear from you! This is your chance to leverage your skills and contribute to an important mission at a trusted educational institution.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) for Endpoint Security Engineer Role at BuzzClan LLC

What are the key responsibilities of a Microsoft Endpoint Security Engineer at the college in M-59?

As a Microsoft Endpoint Security Engineer at the college in M-59, you'll be responsible for deploying and maintaining endpoint security solutions across college-owned devices, ensuring they are up to date and functional at all times. You'll identify high-risk, non-compliant devices, work through remediation with the IT support team, and propose security policies and procedures to enhance overall device protection.