Computer World Services
Desktop Engineer - Windows
About this role
Computer World Services seeks a Desktop Engineer to manage Windows environments in federal IT settings, focusing on security vulnerability identification and remediation using SCCM, NinjaOne, and PowerShell. The role involves developing and deploying application packages and security fixes across enterprise systems.
What you'll do
- Engineer, configure, and maintain Windows-based enterprise environments
- Identify and remediate security vulnerabilities using SCCM/MECM and NinjaOne
- Develop, test, and deploy SCCM application and remediation packages
- Address software vulnerabilities, configuration deficiencies, and outdated applications
- Manage enterprise security exposures across multiple systems
- Maintain and support Windows infrastructure in federal IT compliance settings
What they're looking for
- Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM/MECM)
- Windows environment administration
- PowerShell scripting
- NinjaOne platform management
- Security vulnerability assessment and remediation
- Application packaging and deployment
- Federal IT compliance and standards
- Enterprise systems management
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Computer World Services
Computer World Services provides enterprise IT infrastructure and cybersecurity solutions for defense and federal agencies, supporting mission-critical systems and modernization initiatives. The company is hiring infrastructure, DevSecOps, QA, and AI engineering roles to manage large-scale enterprise environments, secure application development, and advance cybersecurity capabilities.
View all jobs at Computer World ServicesLikely interview questions
- Describe your experience developing and deploying SCCM packages to remediate security vulnerabilities across enterprise environments.
- How have you used PowerShell scripts to automate remediation or configuration tasks in Windows environments?