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Title Sr. Endpoint/Security Engineer Location Remote Job Description We are a growing information technology company that offers its employees a culture of success, the chance to work on revolutionary federal IT infrastructure, and the opportunity to grow alongside cutting-edge technology that is reshaping the industry. We are seeking forward thinking candidates that have strong experience in operational support and can help take to the next level in a proactive stance. Chameleon Integrated Services has expertise in operations management, quality systems, data operations and cybersecurity. We secure some of the most sensitive data for the Department of Defense and for other U.S. federal government agencies. We are known for the great care we take with clients and employees, and we believe in promoting from within. We offer a Full Benefits package including Competitive Employee Health Insurance options including dental 100% company paid vision plan 401K plan with generous company match and no vesting period 100% company paid life insurance 100% company paid long and short-term disability insurance Training allowance PTO and more Service Desk Engineering Lead / Engineer - this is a remote opportunity NOTE This is NOT a Service Desk Manager role, this is Senior Endpoint/Security Engineer position The Role Leads an endpoint/security engineering workstream. Owns assessment-to-remediation workflow, technical findings, remediation plans, change-window execution, validation reports, workstation baseline engineering, imaging, patch orchestration, rollback, device lifecycle, telemetry, and runbook production. Must Have Active Top Secret clearance 8+ years in IT, endpoint engineering, or cybersecurity 6+ years performing engineering functions in enterprise environments Formal change control, audit, and security governance experience Windows and macOS image engineering Image automation, validation, rollback, and version control Integration with VDI, EDR, authentication, and logging agents Ivanti and/or KACE Microsoft Intune Windows Autopilot JAMF exposure Endpoint telemetry into SIEM/EDR Forensic collection support Audit readiness. The resume should include image release cycles, patch validation, rollback, endpoint compliance reporting, log-forwarding validation, and documented change control. “We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability or protected veteran status” Texting Privacy Policy Message type Informational; you will receive text messages regarding your application and potentially regarding interview scheduling. No mobile information will be shared with third parties/affiliates for marketing/promotional purposes. Message frequency will vary depending on the application process.Msg & data rates may apply. OPT out at any time by texting "Stop".

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