What are the responsibilities and job description for the Windows System Engineer - SCCM/WSUS position at Cbase Inc?
Title: SCCM/WSUS – Windows System Engineer
Location Princeton, NJ (Onsite)
Role Summary
Windows Platform Engineer responsible for supporting Windows patching, SCCM/WSUS engineering, vulnerability remediation, patch automation, and enterprise endpoint/server management.
Key Responsibilities
- Administer and support Windows Server patching and vulnerability remediation.
- Manage and troubleshoot WSUS configuration, synchronization, approvals, patch deployment, and related platform issues.
- Support SCCM/MECM patching and software deployment activities across Windows environments.
- Create, test, deploy, and troubleshoot patch/software deployment packages.
- Support automated patch scheduling and maintenance-window orchestration.
- Analyze patch failures and perform remediation for non-compliant or failed Windows servers/endpoints.
- Develop or enhance PowerShell-based automation for patching and operational activities.
- Support vulnerability remediation packages and recurring remediation activities.
- Maintain patch compliance, deployment status, operational dashboards, and remediation reporting.
- Coordinate with infrastructure, security, application, and change-management teams for patch deployments.
- Develop technical documentation, operating procedures, and troubleshooting runbooks.
Required Skills
- Strong hands-on Windows Server administration experience.
- Strong expertise in SCCM/MECM and WSUS administration.
- Experience with Windows patching, software deployment, and vulnerability remediation.
- Strong knowledge of patch deployment lifecycle, maintenance windows, troubleshooting, and compliance validation.
- Experience with PowerShell scripting/automation.
- Good understanding of Windows services, Active Directory, Group Policy, networking, and endpoint/server troubleshooting.
- Experience working in large enterprise Windows environments.
Preferred: Working knowledge of ServiceNow, Splunk, Jenkins, Harness, Tanium, asset-tagging automation, operational dashboards, and automated remediation workflows.