MECM Engineering Lead — Enterprise Endpoint Architect

CACI

Arlington (VA)

On-site

USD 87,000 - 182,000

Full time

10 days ago

Get more replies from employers

Send a job-specific resume in minutes.

Job summary

CACI International Inc. in Arlington, VA seeks an experienced MECM Engineering Lead to drive enterprise MECM/SCCM engineering for a nationwide DoJ modernization program. You will blend hands-on leadership with oversight to ensure secure, scalable endpoint management across divisions.

Collaborating with cybersecurity, ITSM, and program leadership, you will optimize deployments, patching, OS updates, and automation while mentoring a team of engineers to uphold compliance and performance.

Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree in Information Technology, Computer Science, or a related field.
3–5+ years of MECM/SCCM architecture, engineering, or administration experience.
Strong OS deployment, driver management, and configuration baselines.
Proficiency in scripting and automation (PowerShell, batch, or similar tools).
Strong understanding of endpoint security, compliance, patching, and UEM concepts.
Demonstrated leadership experience guiding, mentoring, or managing technical teams.
Experience working within federal, regulated, or secure IT environments.
Ability to obtain and maintain a security clearance (TS preferred).

Responsibilities

Lead administration, engineering, and optimization of the enterprise MECM environment.
Manage software deployments, patch cycles, OS updates, and configuration baselines supporting thousands of endpoints.
Build, refine, and maintain task sequences, collections, and deployment configurations for OS and application delivery.
Oversee OS imaging, driver packages, hardware validation, and refresh/upgrade cycles.
Troubleshoot and resolve complex deployment, client health, and MECM infrastructure issues.
Monitor MECM performance, security posture, and compliance across all districts.
Implement and maintain best practices for routine, emergency, and zero‑day patching operations.
Deploy, test, and validate applications to ensure compatibility, compliance, and secure operation.
Coordinate enterprise patching cycles to meet defined timelines and security requirements.
Develop automation scripts (primarily PowerShell) to streamline administrative tasks, enhance reporting, and improve deployment efficiency.
Lead and mentor a team of senior and mid‑level MECM engineers and administrators.
Partner with cybersecurity, ITSM, service desk, and program leadership to align endpoint management with enterprise and federal requirements.
Support overall UEM strategy, modernization initiatives, and continuous improvement activities.