Senior Patch & Vulnerability Engineer; SCCM/MECM
Listed on 2026-10-17
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IT/Tech
Cybersecurity, Systems Administrator, Windows Server
What We Are Looking For
Primary Purpose: We are seeking a skilled Sr. Patching and Vulnerability Management Analyst to support enterprise-wide patch management and vulnerability remediation across Windows servers and endpoints. This role operates as part of a collaborative team of SCCM/MECM and security professionals, contributing to the design, optimization, and execution of patching strategies.
The ideal candidate brings strong technical expertise, automation skills, and a proactive approach to improving patch compliance and reducing security risk while working closely with peers, security teams, and infrastructure teams. Experience handling zero-day threats, third-party patching, and risk-based prioritization is essential.
About the role:
This role plays an important part in maintaining the organization’s security posture by helping ensure systems are patched, compliant, and protected against emerging threats—working as part of a broader team dedicated to infrastructure reliability and cybersecurity.
What You Will DoEssential Duties and Responsibilities
SCCM / MECM Engineering & Support
- Support the design, maintenance, and optimization of Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager (SCCM/MECM) infrastructure
- Monitor SCCM client health and assist in resolving performance and reliability issues
- Troubleshoot client, deployment, and update-related issues in collaboration with the team
- Contribute to improvements in SCCM architecture, scalability, and performance
Patch Management Operations
- Participate in the end-to-end Windows patch lifecycle (assessment, testing, deployment, validation, and reporting)
- Execute monthly patch cycles (Patch Tuesday), including support for out-of-band and urgent patching activities
- Assist in implementing phased deployment strategies (pilot groups and production rollouts)
- Help ensure patch deployments minimize business disruption
Vulnerability Management
- Support vulnerability assessment and remediation efforts by analyzing vulnerability data (CVE, CVSS scoring)
- Assist in prioritizing remediation activities based on risk and business impact
- Partner with cybersecurity teams to align patching activities with threat intelligence
- Contribute to reducing exposure to critical and high-risk vulnerabilities
Automation & Process Improvement
- Develop and maintain Power Shell scripts to automate routine patching and operational tasks
- Identify opportunities to improve efficiency and reduce manual processes
- Support continuous improvement of patch management procedures and standards
Compliance, Auditing & Reporting
- Help ensure all endpoints are properly inventoried and compliant with patching policies
- Assist with compliance tracking, reporting, and audit support activities
- Perform routine validation checks to ensure adherence to security standards
Incident Support & Troubleshooting
- Provide support for patch-related incidents and endpoint issues
- Troubleshoot failed deployments, update issues, and client health problems
- Participate in after-hours support for patching windows or critical issues as needed
Collaboration & Governance
- Work within established change management processes
- Collaborate with team members, security, and infrastructure teams on patching activities
- Contribute to documentation of processes, procedures, and system configurations
- Share knowledge and best practices within the team
Required Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, Engineering, or related field (or equivalent experience)
- 3–5+ years of experience with Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager (SCCM/MECM)
- Experience supporting enterprise Windows patching environments
- Experience handling zero-day and out-of-band patching scenarios
- Strong knowledge of:
- Windows Server and Windows 10/11
- Windows…
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