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SCCM Architect


Company : NLB Services


Location : New westminster, British Columbia


Created : 2026-03-21


Job Type : Full Time


Job Description

We are seeking a Senior SCCM Engineer with deep expertise in largescale Windows OS upgrade initiatives and advanced task sequence design . This role is responsible for architecting, executing, and optimizing enterprisegrade Windows feature upgrades (e.g., Windows 10 Windows 11) across complex, distributed environments with tens of thousands of endpoints. The ideal candidate is a task sequence expert who understands not just how to build OSD/IPU task sequencesbut how to design them for scale, resiliency, telemetry, rollback, and zerotouch execution in realworld enterprise conditions. This role partners closely with Endpoint Engineering, Security, Service Desk, and Program leadership to ensure predictable, lowrisk outcomes. Technical Expertise 7+ years of handson experience with Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager (SCCM/ConfigMgr) . Demonstrated success leading large enterprise Windows OS upgrade projects (10k+ endpoints). Expertlevel experience designing and troubleshooting SCCM task sequences , especially InPlace Upgrades . Strong knowledge of: o Windows 10 / Windows 11 deployment and servicing Task sequence scripting and logic Clientside logging and troubleshooting Advanced PowerShell skills for automation, validation, and remediation. Enterprise Endpoint Experience Experience working in complex, highly regulated enterprise environments. Familiarity with endpoint security controls (BitLocker, Defender, EDR tools) as they relate to OS upgrades. Understanding of patching, application deployment, and endpoint lifecycle management. Preferred / NicetoHave Experience integrating SCCM with Intune / CoManagement environments. Windows Autopilot or modern provisioning exposure (even if SCCMled today). Experience in managed services or global delivery models. Prior involvement in OS upgrades during mergers, divestitures, or large transformations.