Full-Time
Lead Intune/MECM Engineer
Posted on 4/24/2025
TIAA
10,001+ employees
Provides retirement, insurance, and investment services
Compensation Overview
$104.9k - $169.7k/yr
Senior
Frisco, TX, USA
- 5+ years experience with Intune and Microsoft Endpoint Configuration configuration and profile management tools managing Windows Desktop Operating Systems
- 5+ years experience engineering and architecting Windows Desktop Operating Systems configurations and provision policies
- 5+ years experience engineering and supporting Intune and Active Directory Group Policies for workstation devices
- Formulates system scope through research and fact-finding to develop, engineer or modify moderately complex Windows Management solutions through Intune
- Maintain deep understanding of the Intune, Autopilot provisioning techniques, Modern Management designs and Co-Management transformation to Modern Management
- Evaluates and implements changes to existing Intune system logic difficulties and documentation as necessary
- Reviews flow charts, models, and procedures and feasibility studies to design possible system solutions
- Reviews technical documentation to guide system users and to assist with the ongoing operation, maintenance, and development of the Intune modern management system
- Collaborates with system analysts, engineers, and vendors to design Intune solutions that meet or exceed business requirements and that can transform our solutions for the future
- Identifies and documents all system constraints, implications and consequences of various proposed system changes
- Educates end users on system designs and functionalities through creation of training materials and conducting demos
- Evaluates the efficiency and effectiveness of Intune/MECM operations and troubleshooting problems
- Deep understanding of the Intune, Autopilot provisioning profiles, MECM Co-Management configuration and setup
- 3+ years experience with design and engineering of Windows client operating systems and productivity application interconnectivity and management with AzureAD and M365
- Seven or more years of experience with Windows desktop and server operating systems, related Windows operating systems scripting skills (Powershell, WSH, Batch, etc.) and Visual Basic skills
- 5+ years of experience supporting desktops deployment processes in a multi segmented, routed and firewalled enterprise network
- 5+ years of experience with leveraging windows WMI in MECM/SCCM
- Experience with Windows 365, Azure Virtual Desktop, App-V packaging configuration, Citrix and VMWare OS and Application virtualization technologies
- Strong familiarity with security technologies such as antivirus, firewalls, VPN, SSL, etc. preferred
- Server 2019/2025 administration experience preferred
TIAA provides financial services focused on retirement, insurance, and investment solutions, primarily for individuals in the academic, research, medical, cultural, and governmental sectors. Their products include retirement plans, annuities that offer steady income for retirees, life insurance, and investment management services. TIAA generates revenue through fees for managing these products and returns on client investments. Unlike many competitors, TIAA emphasizes social responsibility, demonstrated by their initiative to donate $1 million to support community organizations. Their goal is to offer secure financial options while positively impacting society.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
1918
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- TIAA's impact investing strategy attracts socially conscious investors.
- AI integration in advisory services enhances client relationships and satisfaction.
- TIAA's management of WA529 Invest offers affordable education savings solutions.
What critics are saying
- Legal shifts with new Chief Legal Officer may impact regulatory compliance.
- Satisfaction gap in financial advice could affect client retention.
- Lawsuit against SL Green Realty poses financial and reputational risks.
What makes TIAA unique
- TIAA focuses on retirement services for academic and medical professionals.
- TIAA integrates social responsibility into its business model, enhancing brand reputation.
- TIAA's subsidiaries, like Nuveen, expand its investment management capabilities.
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Benefits
Health Insurance
401(k) Retirement Plan
Wellness Program
Flexible Work Hours
Remote Work Options
Company News
John Douglas to Retire; Serve as Special Adviser to CEO through June 2026NEW YORK, May 15, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- TIAA, a leading provider of lifetime income, today promoted Bret Hester to Senior Executive Vice President, Chief Legal Officer. Hester succeeds John Douglas, who will remain at TIAA as Special Adviser to the CEO through June 2026.Effective June 2, 2025, Hester will be responsible for legal, government relations and corporate secretary functions for both TIAA and Nuveen. He will report to CEO Thasunda Brown Duckett, join TIAA's executive committee, and be based in New York."John's legal prowess, unwavering dedication to clients, and deep passion for our mission make him an invaluable and trusted partner and I'm delighted that he will continue to serve in an advisory role," said Duckett. "We are also fortunate to be able to draw from our strong internal talent pool to promote Bret, whose deep experience will help us build on this foundation as we continue to fulfill and expand TIAA's mission."Hester currently serves as Executive Vice President, General Counsel and leads the legal team for TIAA Wealth Management and Advice Solutions, as well as the company's government relations and public policy team."I am grateful for Thasunda's and John's support and excited to contribute to both TIAA and Nuveen's enduring legacies and vital missions," said Hester. "I look forward to working alongside the enterprise leadership team and our talented and dedicated law and public policy professionals to help our clients achieve lasting financial security and investment success."Hester joined TIAA in 2017 from Barclays, where he led the Washington, D.C. office and previously served in the U.S
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