Workstation and Engineering Lead |

Workstation And Engineering Lead

The Workstation And Engineering Lead is responsible for the architecture, engineering, configuration management, security compliance, and lifecycle management of the enterprise workstation and endpoint environment supporting users across headquarters and regional locations. Responsibilities include engineering and maintaining enterprise workstation environments including Windows desktop operating systems, endpoint configuration baselines, image management processes, device provisioning standards, and secure configuration enforcement aligned with enterprise technical standards. The role also involves administering endpoint management platforms including Microsoft Intune and related configuration management tools to enforce patch compliance, device encryption, application deployment standards, and endpoint security configurations consistent with industry cybersecurity control frameworks. Additionally, the position oversees enterprise patch management cycles for endpoints, ensuring timely vulnerability remediation, documentation within ITSM change workflows, and validation of successful deployment prior to closure. Coordination with Identity, Credential, and Access Management (ICAM) leadership to ensure workstation authentication controls, MFA enforcement, certificate deployment, and conditional access configurations are functioning properly within Microsoft Entra ID and Microsoft 365 integrations is also required. The role validates endpoint log forwarding and monitoring integration with enterprise SIEM and monitoring platforms to ensure visibility into device health, configuration compliance, and potential security anomalies. Producing and maintaining workstation engineering documentation including gold image standards, configuration baselines, lifecycle refresh schedules, and compliance dashboards for executive review is part of the responsibilities. Supporting root cause analysis for enterprise-wide endpoint incidents, configuration conflicts, or patch deployment failures and implementing corrective actions to prevent recurrence is also necessary. Participation in Change Advisory Board (CAB) reviews to assess risk and approve major workstation environment changes prior to deployment is required.

Requirements include a Bachelor's Degree; 8+ years relevant experience; oversee engineering activities supporting enterprise information systems; design, integrate, and optimize hardware and software infrastructure; execute risk assessments; develop mitigation strategies; ensure systems meet stability, integrity, and performance requirements. Masters + 6yrs, or Associates +10yrs of relevant experience may be substituted. Experience engineering enterprise Windows desktop environments and secure configuration baselines is required. Knowledge of endpoint management platforms including Intune or similar device management tools is necessary. Experience administering endpoint patch management and application deployment processes is required. Familiarity with endpoint encryption, Defender security controls, and compliance reporting is needed. Experience integrating workstation logs with SIEM platforms is preferred. Knowledge of lifecycle refresh planning and endpoint inventory management is required. Preferred Certifications include Microsoft Certified: Endpoint Administrator Associate; CompTIA Security+. SECRET Clearance or L Clearance is required.