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Fannie Mae

Buys home loans from lenders and guarantees them

Windows Engineering Manager

System AdministrationUpdated on Nov 9
Full-time

About the Job

Requirements

  • At least 6 years in IT engineering and 5 or more years in enterprise desktop or end-user computing roles, including leadership responsibilities.
  • Deep hands-on knowledge of Windows in large enterprise environments, including operating system deployment, imaging, troubleshooting, and lifecycle management.
  • Expert-level experience with Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager/Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager and Microsoft Intune, including software distribution, patching, compliance, and co-management models.
  • Strong understanding of virtual desktop technologies such as Citrix, VMware Horizon, and Azure Virtual Desktop, and their integration with endpoint environments.
  • Ability to automate endpoint operations using PowerShell, Python, or similar scripting, including support for zero-touch provisioning and configuration management.
  • Solid understanding of endpoint security best practices, including encryption, endpoint detection and response, identity, and hardening, as well as desktop-relevant networking concepts including LAN/Wi-Fi, VPN, DNS, and DHCP.
  • Demonstrated experience leading enterprise testing strategies, pilot programs, and vendor technical evaluations, including proofs of concept and data-driven recommendations for platform and tooling decisions.
  • Leadership experience supporting thousands of endpoints across multiple locations and hybrid work models.
  • Direct experience with Windows 365 Cloud PC, Autopilot, Intune-first strategies, or major operating system migrations such as Windows 10 to Windows 11.
  • A track record of improving end-user experience through automation, analytics, or modern support models.
  • Bachelor’s degree in Information Technology or Computer Science, or equivalent experience.

Responsibilities

  • Lead engineering, delivery, and operational support of the enterprise Windows endpoint platform.
  • Provide technical and people leadership for a team responsible for the design, deployment, management, security, and lifecycle of end-user computing services.
  • Drive execution of the enterprise end-user computing strategy and keep Windows platforms secure, compliant, reliable, and aligned with business objectives.
  • Oversee engineering standards, operational processes, platform modernization initiatives, and service performance.
  • Lead a distributed team of approximately 8–10 desktop engineers and technicians responsible for Windows endpoint management, device provisioning, operating system lifecycle management, and endpoint security capabilities.
  • Partner with Infrastructure, Information Security, Network, and Enterprise Operations teams to deliver scalable and resilient solutions supporting a hybrid workforce.
  • Own platform health, service quality, operational stability, and engineering execution; establish priorities, remove barriers, and develop talent.
  • Deliver strategic initiatives including operating system upgrades, endpoint management modernization, automation, and device lifecycle programs.
  • Advise Digital Workplace leadership and balance strategic planning with operational execution to ensure secure, productive, and consistent enterprise endpoint services.

Desired Qualifications

  • Experience in financial services or similarly regulated environments with strong compliance and availability requirements.
  • Experience managing original equipment manufacturers, software vendors, and service providers, including budgeting, licensing optimization, and contract oversight.

About the Company

Fannie Mae

Buys home loans from lenders and guarantees them

Fannie Mae buys single-family and multifamily mortgages from banks, credit unions and other lenders across the United States, giving those lenders cash to make more home loans. It does not lend to homebuyers directly; instead it pools most of the loans it buys into mortgage-backed securities and guarantees investors timely payment of principal and interest. Lenders deliver loans that meet its underwriting standards, often checked through its Desktop Underwriter system. The company earns guaranty fees on the securities it backs and interest income on loans held in its portfolio. Congress chartered it in 1938, it has operated under federal conservatorship since 2008, and it is headquartered in Washington, D.C.

Company size
5,001-10,000
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Washington, DC
Founded
1938

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