Endpoint Engineer (TS Clearance or Public Trust Required) in Washington, DC

Place of Performance:Washington, DC 2015 Top Secret (TS) or Public Trust security clearance Core Engineering Experience (Required for All Roles) Eight (8) years of experience in Information Technology, Endpoint Engineering, or Cybersecurity. Six (6) years of experience performing engineering (not help desk) functions in enterprise environments. Experience working under formal change control, audit, and security governance processes. Endpoint Imaging and Automation Engineering Applies Experience

Job Title: Endpoint Engineer Location: Washington DC 20549 Duration: 6 + Months Contract Experience: - 12+ years of experience in endpoint engineering and enterprise endpoint management within complex IT environments. - Demonstrated subject matter expertise in Microsoft Intune for Windows endpoint administration and policy management. - Demonstrated experience supporting multi-platform endpoint environments, including Windows and mobile/Apple ecosystems. - Proven experience leading endpoint

Top Secret or Public Trust security clearance required. The objectives of this effort are: Establish and maintain secure, standardized workstation images for macOS and Windows that support both on-site and remote access, including VDI connectivity. Implement and maintain endpoint configuration baselines, patching, and version control using approved enterprise tools to reduce configuration drift and security risk. Strengthen device registration, enrollment, and asset inventory accuracy to ensure

Description Endpoint Engineer - Intune / Security / Enterprise Platforms Location: Washington, DC Clearance Requirement: Ability to obtain and maintain Public Trust Position Overview We are seeking a highly experienced Endpoint Engineer to lead enterprise endpoint operations, security, and modernization initiatives within a regulated environment. This role provides technical leadership across endpoint lifecycle management, policy governance, and cloud-based endpoint solutions. The ideal can