Desktop Engineer
Savannah River National Laboratory
Desktop Engineer
Savannah River National Laboratory
Applied research and development for DOE
Ensure reliable, secure, and high-performing desktop, laptop, mobile and peripheral hardware/software operations. Work with a team of engineers on device lifecycles and drive modern IT automation.
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Responsibilities
Administer endpoint management platforms including Microsoft Intune and related configuration management tools to enforce patch compliance, device encryption, application deployment standards, and endpoint security configurations consistent with industry cybersecurity control frameworks
Enterprise patch management cycles for endpoints, ensuring timely vulnerability remediation, documentation within ITSM change workflows, and validation of successful deployment prior to closure
Participate in Change Advisory Board (CAB) reviews to assess risk and approve major workstation environment changes prior to deployment.
Applied research and development for DOE
SRNL is an applied research and development facility for the U.S. Department of Energy, focusing on practical, technology-based solutions in three main areas: national security, environmental stewardship, and energy resilience. It conducts research and develops technologies for environmental remediation, legacy waste management, safe disposition of nuclear materials (including vitrification), hydrogen technologies, advanced manufacturing, cybersecurity, materials science, and nonproliferation. Its work supports federal government agencies such as the DOE and NNSA, and its operations are led by the Battelle Savannah River Alliance with partners like Georgia Tech and the University of South Carolina. Products and services come in the form of research programs, technology development, and deployment to address national challenges, including maintaining the nuclear deterrent, reducing nuclear threats, and enabling safe, resilient energy systems.
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