Sr. IT Engineer

7+ years of experience in IT engineering, systems administration, or a related discipline — with a track record of owning complex technical initiatives end-to-end

Deep hands-on experience with JumpCloud or a comparable IDaaS/MDM platform (Okta, Azure AD, Jamf, or similar), including SSO, SCIM, and endpoint policy management

Strong experience managing macOS and Windows endpoints at scale, including hardened configurations in regulated environments

Proficiency with Google Workspace administration across user lifecycle, shared drives, and email authentication

Solid scripting skills in at least one language (Python, Bash, PowerShell, or similar) with the ability to translate manual processes into repeatable automation

Exceptional documentation skills — you write SOPs, runbooks, and technical guides that people actually use, and you treat documentation as a deliverable, not an afterthought

Proven ability to work autonomously in a fast-paced environment, self-prioritize across competing demands, and drive projects to completion with minimal hand-holding

A demonstrated appetite for picking up new tooling quickly — you're comfortable being handed something unfamiliar and figuring it out

Strong cross-functional collaboration skills, with experience coordinating technical work across multiple teams or stakeholders

U.S. Citizenship

One or more relevant certifications aligned to the DoD Cyber Workforce Framework (DoDM 8140.03), such as:

CompTIA Security+, CySA+, or Network+

ISC2 SSCP or CISSP

GIAC GSEC or GCED

AWS Solutions Architect or AWS Security Specialty

Cisco CCNA or CCNP Security

Preferred

Experience working in ITAR, FedRAMP, CMMC, or other regulated/compliance-driven environments — candidates from adjacent regulated industries are also encouraged to apply

Hands-on experience with SaaS management platforms (Zylo, Torii, BetterCloud, or similar) or IT asset management tooling

Working knowledge of NIST 800-171, NIST 800-53, or similar compliance frameworks — bonus points if you've contributed to SSP documentation or audit evidence packages

A habit of leaving things better documented than you found them — whether that's a runbook, a wiki, or an architecture diagram