The Endpoint Systems Engineer is a critical member of the IT infrastructure team, responsible for the lifecycle management of all endpoint devices across the organization. This role bridges security, operations, and automation — ensuring that every managed device remains compliant, current, and performing at its best. The ideal candidate is hands-on with RMM tooling, comfortable writing PowerShell automation, and thrives in a fast-paced managed services or enterprise IT environment. Key Responsibilities Endpoint Patching & Compliance - Deploy, schedule, and validate OS and software patches across Windows/macOS endpoints using Kaseya VSA and Datto RMM - Manage patch policies, rings, and compliance baselines through Microsoft Intune - Generate regular patch compliance reports and present remediation plans for non-compliant devices - Maintain patch SLAs and minimize exposure windows for critical CVEs Application Management - Package, deploy, and maintain third-party applications across the endpoint fleet via Intune and RMM tooling - Manage application versioning, silent installs, and uninstall routines - Monitor application health and ensure licensing compliance Ticketing & Incident Management - Triage, manage, and resolve endpoint-related tickets within ConnectWise Manage - Document resolution steps clearly for knowledge base contribution - Escalate complex issues appropriately while maintaining SLA commitments Automation & Scripting - Write and maintain PowerShell scripts to automate repetitive tasks such as software installs, system health checks, user provisioning, and reporting - Develop and deploy scripts via RMM platforms at scale across managed endpoints Asset & Documentation Management - Maintain accurate endpoint inventory and configuration records through Liongard - Ensure audit trails, change logs, and runbooks are up to date - Contribute to internal IT documentation and SOPs Security & Compliance - Enforce endpoint security baselines (antivirus, EDR, encryption, MFA policies) - Monitor for policy drift and remediate non-compliant devices proactively - Collaborate with security teams on vulnerability management and endpoint hardening

The Endpoint Systems Engineer is a critical member of the IT infrastructure team, responsible for the lifecycle management of all endpoint devices across the organization. This role bridges security, operations, and automation — ensuring that every managed device remains compliant, current, and performing at its best. The ideal candidate is hands-on with RMM tooling, comfortable writing PowerShell automation, and thrives in a fast-paced managed services or enterprise IT environment. Key Responsibilities Endpoint Patching & Compliance - Deploy, schedule, and validate OS and software patches across Windows/macOS endpoints using Kaseya VSA and Datto RMM - Manage patch policies, rings, and compliance baselines through Microsoft Intune - Generate regular patch compliance reports and present remediation plans for non-compliant devices - Maintain patch SLAs and minimize exposure windows for critical CVEs Application Management - Package, deploy, and maintain third-party applications across the endpoint fleet via Intune and RMM tooling - Manage application versioning, silent installs, and uninstall routines - Monitor application health and ensure licensing compliance Ticketing & Incident Management - Triage, manage, and resolve endpoint-related tickets within ConnectWise Manage - Document resolution steps clearly for knowledge base contribution - Escalate complex issues appropriately while maintaining SLA commitments Automation & Scripting - Write and maintain PowerShell scripts to automate repetitive tasks such as software installs, system health checks, user provisioning, and reporting - Develop and deploy scripts via RMM platforms at scale across managed endpoints Asset & Documentation Management - Maintain accurate endpoint inventory and configuration records through Liongard - Ensure audit trails, change logs, and runbooks are up to date - Contribute to internal IT documentation and SOPs Security & Compliance - Enforce endpoint security baselines (antivirus, EDR, encryption, MFA policies) - Monitor for policy drift and remediate non-compliant devices proactively - Collaborate with security teams on vulnerability management and endpoint hardening

OCT Consulting, LLC is an SBA-certified, 8(a) small business management and technology consulting firm that provides support to Federal Government clients. We provide consulting services in the areas of Strategy, Process Improvement, Change Management, Program and Project Management, Acquisition/Procurement, and Information Technology. Responsibilities and Duties OCT currently has an opening for a Systems Engineer to work with our federal client, the Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency. This position reports to the OCT Corporate Executive as well as the Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR). This position is expected to be funded in April of 2026. Day to day responsibilities will include: - Applying your experience preparing Information Technology (IT) documentation, block diagrams, and logic flowcharts. - Preparing sample developmental test data and analyzing test results to inform product development and debugging efforts. - Updating and maintaining system requirements and configuration documentation. - Evaluating vendor capabilities, products, and/or IT services in support of transition from STEPP to CSOD. - Proposing development strategies, action plans, and IT roadmaps to guide the transition from STEPP to CSOD. - Collaborating with hardware design engineers on machine characteristics that affect software/database systems and collaborating to resolve compatibility issues. - Supporting the development of operational requirements documentation and requirements traceability matrixes to ensure that operational requirements translate to technical ones.

• Understand, document and implement requirements to meet customer and program objectives across various technical areas • Engage in technical design and provide oversight to GDIT-managed systems, providing senior technical leadership across product systems and engineering activities • Define systems architecture patterns that align with FedRAMP controls and enterprise standards, document system context diagrams, sequence diagrams, and data flow diagrams • Collaborate with cybersecurity to ensure alignment with NIST CSF, NIST 800‑53, PPSM, and agency policies; collect artifacts for ATO approvals • Understand, document and implement Disaster Recovery and Continuity of Operations (COOP) activities with cloud hosting partner • Understand, document and implement policies and processes for system-to-system connections management, including Ports, Protocols and Service Management (PPSM) policies and associated documentation • Participate in cross-functional teams tasked with implementing new or emerging vendor (chiefly Oracle Health) capabilities, or greenfield initiatives • Partner with Infrastructure, Cloud Hosting, and Cybersecurity internal and customer teams where such topics intersect • Understand and effectively communicating technical status to various stakeholders