Title: Sr. Endpoint Security / Microsoft Engineer
Location: Onsite - Media PA
Please confirm -- Availability for occasional pilot-store and after-hours/weekend deployment work
- Brief summary of the candidate's largest endpoint security migration, including:
- Products migrated from/to
- Approximate number of endpoints
- What the candidate personally engineered and automated
Project Details- Environment: 20,000+ store endpoints
Role Overview
Client is migrating 20,000+ store endpoints from Trellix to SentinelOne across Windows POS terminals, in-store/back-office servers, and embedded/kiosk devices.
This is a hands-on engineering role, not an advisory/architect position. The engineer will build the automation, package deployments, test in the lab and pilot stores, execute deployment waves, troubleshoot failures, and support stabilization.
Non-Negotiable Requirements- 8+ years endpoint, security, or systems engineering
- At least one enterprise-scale endpoint security agent migration
- Deep hands-on Trellix ENS / McAfee + ePO
- Policies and modules
- Exclusions
- Agent-to-ePO communication
- Tamper protection
- Uninstall and cleanup
- Deep hands-on SentinelOne Singularity
- Console administration
- Sites/groups and policies
- Agents and exclusions
- Detection/mitigation modes
- Quarantine and rollback
- Upgrades
- Advanced PowerShell scripting plus working Bash
- Must personally be able to automate:
Detection → Trellix removal → cleanup → reboot → SentinelOne install/enrollment → validation → logging → remediation/rollback - Strong Windows 10/11, IoT/LTSC and Windows Server endpoint engineering
- Enterprise deployment experience with SCCM/MECM, Intune and/or Ivanti
- Experience with pilot, QA/UAT, production deployment, change management, and hypercare
Strongly Preferred- Distributed retail, restaurant, or branch endpoint environments
- Experience supporting unattended/revenue-producing endpoints
- Large-scale phased/wave deployments
- DNS, proxy, TLS/certificate and endpoint networking troubleshooting
- Experience handling bandwidth-constrained remote locations