Endpoint Services Analyst I/II

The Endpoint Services Analyst I supports the university’s endpoint environment by deploying and maintaining software, applying configuration policies, and assisting with modern device management solutions. The role helps manage Windows, macOS, and mobile devices through centralized MDM/UEM platforms, supports automated provisioning and update workflows, monitors device compliance and security posture, and provides technical assistance for escalated endpoint issues. This position contributes to ongoing modernization efforts that improve reliability, security, and user experience across the university’s computing environment.

The Endpoint Services Analyst II supports and advances the university’s endpoint environment by independently deploying, configuring, and maintaining software, configuration policies, and modern device management solutions. This role manages Windows, macOS, and mobile devices through centralized MDM/UEM platforms, supports and improves automated provisioning and update workflows, and monitors device compliance and security posture with minimal oversight. The Endpoint Services Analyst II serves as an escalation point for complex endpoint issues, provides guidance and technical support to Endpoint Services Analyst I staff, and contributes to the design and implementation of modernization initiatives that enhance reliability, security, and user experience across the university’s computing environment.

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Job Description

Typical duties for Endpoint Services Analyst Level I include but are not limited to:

• Supports the configuration, deployment, and day-to-day operation of enterprise endpoint management tools (MDM/UEM) used for managing Windows, macOS, and mobile devices
• Assists with device provisioning workflows including modern provisioning methods (e.g., automated enrollment, Autopilot-style onboarding, or similar tools).
• Implements and maintains endpoint security and configuration policies as directed by senior engineers or the Endpoint Deployment Manager.
• Performs software deployments, updates, and application packaging tasks using centralized management tools.
• Monitors endpoint compliance, health, and update status, escalating issues as needed.
• Assists with documenting procedures, configuration standards, and troubleshooting steps to support consistent operations.
• Coordinates basic testing of application deployments and endpoint changes with functional and academic departments.
• Provides Level-2 support for endpoint-related issues escalated from IT User Support Specialists.
• Maintains accurate inventory records for endpoints, peripherals, and assigned software licenses.
• Tracks work in the IT ticketing system, ensuring timely updates and clear communication with end users.
• Participates in routine review and improvement of endpoint processes, recommending enhancements when appropriate.
• Supports cross-training efforts within the Endpoint Deployment Team and collaborates with other ITS staff as needed.

Typical duties for Endpoint Services Analyst Level II include but are not limited to:

• Independently configures, deploys, and supports the day-to-day operation of enterprise endpoint management tools (MDM/UEM) used to manage Windows, macOS, and mobile devices.
• Manages and improves device provisioning workflows, including modern provisioning methods (e.g., automated enrollment, Autopilot-style onboarding, or similar tools), and assists with troubleshooting and optimization of these processes.
• Implements, maintains, and refines endpoint security and configuration policies, exercising judgment in alignment with established standards and collaborating with senior engineers or the Endpoint Deployment Manager on more complex changes.
• Performs and oversees software deployments, updates, and application packaging using centralized management tools, ensuring reliability and minimal impact to end users.
• Proactively monitors endpoint compliance, health, and update status; investigates and resolves issues independently when possible, escalating systemic or high-risk concerns as appropriate.
• Develops and maintains documentation for procedures, configuration standards, and troubleshooting, and reviews contributions from Endpoin