Remote Endpoint Engineer – Image & VDI Specialist

Computer World Services Corp.; Oregon; Hybrid; USD 100,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Computer World Services Corp. is seeking an Endpoint Engineer to develop, deploy, and support enterprise endpoint capabilities for the USMEPCOM ENLIST program, including endpoint images, packaging, provisioning, software deployment, patching, configuration baselines, and VDI.

The role spans HQ, MEPS, remote processing stations, COOP locations, and remote users, with changes tested through formal change control and evidence provided for validation by cybersecurity teams.

Qualifications

• 6+ years of endpoint engineering or related work.
• Experience maintaining enterprise endpoint images and deploying packages.
• Experience with endpoint provisioning, deployment, patching, and VDI.
• Experience implementing endpoint-security changes with controlled testing and rollback.

Responsibilities

• Develop, test, and maintain standardized endpoint images and OS security baselines.
• Create automated deployment sequences and configuration profiles.
• Package software with install/detect/upgrade/removal logic and test deployments.
• Develop automation scripts for provisioning and remediation in version-control repos.
• Support patching, deployment rings, and maintenance windows, and monitor compliance.
• Support VDI base images, desktop pools, and user profiles; troubleshoot issues.

Skills

Endpoint engineering

VDI

Change control

PowerShell

Education

Bachelor's degree in IT or related

Tools

Intune

Configuration Manager

Windows Autopilot

Defender for Endpoint

Entra ID

Job description

Computer World Services Corp. is seeking an Endpoint Engineer to develop, deploy, and support enterprise endpoint capabilities for the USMEPCOM ENLIST program, including endpoint images, packaging, provisioning, software deployment, patching, configuration baselines, and VDI.

The role spans HQ, MEPS, remote processing stations, COOP locations, and remote users, with changes tested through formal change control and evidence provided for validation by cybersecurity teams.