Data Engineer

Description

We are looking for a Data Engineer to support a remote Contract engagement.

This role focuses on strengthening device management and compliance operations while helping ensure policies are effectively defined, validated, and enforced across the environment.

The ideal candidate brings a strong technical background in data and systems engineering, along with hands-on experience working with modern platforms and compliance-focused workflows.

Responsibilities

• Assess existing device management policies to determine effectiveness, identify gaps, and document areas requiring remediation.
• Convert validated policy frameworks into Intune configurations and help align enforcement rules with operational needs.
• Contribute to the migration of approximately 300 devices from Jamf into Intune while maintaining stability and user readiness.
• Support FIDO2 compliance initiatives and help implement device compliance standards across managed endpoints.
• Monitor policy behavior after deployment, troubleshoot issues, and refine configurations to improve consistency and control.
• Partner with technical stakeholders to translate business and security requirements into practical management policies.
• Use scripting and data engineering tools to analyze operational data, automate repeatable tasks, and improve reporting visibility.

Requirements

• Hands-on experience with device management platforms, including prior work involving Jamf and Microsoft Intune.
• Strong understanding of compliance policy design, validation, and enforcement for managed devices.
• Experience supporting authentication and security controls such as FIDO2 in an enterprise environment.
• Proficiency in Python for automation, analysis, or systems integration tasks.
• Working knowledge of Apache Spark, Apache Hadoop, and Apache Kafka.
• Experience building or supporting ETL processes to move and transform operational data.
• Ability to investigate technical issues, interpret policy outcomes, and communicate findings clearly to stakeholders.

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