[Hiring] Endpoint Engineer @Zensar

Role Description

Provide input to service delivery roadmap to ensure business continuity (present and future) as they relate to the endpoint space.

  • Develop and enforce engineering standards and models.
  • Design, maintain, and troubleshoot operating system images and task sequences for a variety of physical platforms.
  • Package and execute application deployments, Microsoft’s standard installer technology (.MSI) and transforms (.MST), using industry standard tools such as Flexera Admin Studio, PSAppDeployToolkit, Advanced Installer, and Orca.
  • Perform advanced troubleshooting on desktop/laptop related issues using industry standard tools such as ProcMon and Process Explorer.
  • Write and maintain scripts using industry standard scripting languages including PowerShell.
  • Manage and troubleshoot Group Policy through the enterprise with a focus on workstation management and end user experience.
  • Recommend and implement improvements to desktop architecture and design.
  • Partner and collaborate with multiple technical teams (Architecture, Networking, Information Security, Support, etc.) to develop and support endpoint solutions.
  • Investigate alternative methods to expedite problem resolution by evaluating future technologies or process improvement.
  • Triage and troubleshoot issues as escalated from Endpoint Support and Endpoint Administration.
  • Participate in the identification of vulnerabilities and mitigation plans.

Qualifications

  • Bachelor’s Degree, preferably in Computer Science, Management Information Systems or technology related field, or equivalent combination of education and experience.
  • At least 7 years of experience in IT field, 3 of which would be Infrastructure endpoint engineering related experience.
  • Successful deployment of thoughtful, effective, and timely solutions that address complex business solutions and enhance the user experience.
  • Windows 10 Enterprise Operating system features, settings, and installation.
  • Active Directory, Group Policy, and their use for managing user and computer objects.
  • Ability to write scripts in PowerShell.
  • Familiarity with Defender, BitLocker, etc.
  • BIOS functions and configurations.
  • Wire and wireless networking technologies, topologies, and basic networking concepts such as DHCP, DNS, IP Addressing, Subnets, and VLANS.

Benefits

  • Inclusive workplace culture that values individuality and encourages growth.
  • Opportunities for professional development and learning.
  • Commitment to employee well-being.

Company Description

Zensar is a technology consulting and services company with 11,800+ associates in 33 global locations. More than 130 leading enterprises depend on our expertise to be more disruptive, agile, and competitive.

  • Focus on conceptualizing, designing, engineering, marketing, and managing digital products and experiences for high-growth companies.
  • Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) and Affirmative Action Employer, encouraging diversity in the workplace.
  • Core values include: Putting people first, Client-centricity, Collaboration.
  • Part of the $4.8 billion RPG Group, with a community of 10,000+ innovators across 30+ global locations.
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