Image Creation SME

Job Description

Under direct supervision, you will build, test and maintain Windows OS images and application packages using MECM/SCCM and MDT/OSD. You’ll collaborate with senior engineers to automate task sequences, validate driver and software integrations, and support first-line imaging requests.

Key Responsibilities

Overall, 2-5 years of experience in Information Technology (IT)

• Image & Task-Sequence Management
• Create and maintain MDT and SCCM OSD task sequences for Windows 10/11 deployments
• Update and validate OS images, integrating drivers, patches and base software
  
  

Package Validation & Testing

• Test and troubleshoot application packages (MSI, App-V) within imaging workflows
• Automate image builds and capture processes using PowerShell
  
  

SCCM Console Operations

• Distribute boot images to Distribution Points and monitor content replication
• Respond to imaging incidents (PXE failures, task-sequence errors) and escalate complex issues
• Documentation & Collaboration
• Maintain image-build runbooks and task-sequence SOPs
• Work with network and security teams to ensure imaging infrastructure health
  
  

Other Qualifications

• An advanced degree in a relevant field is a plus
• Microsoft 365 Certified: Endpoint Administrator Associate
• Relevant certifications, such as CompTIA Security+, : Azure Fundamentals, PowerShell Associate
  
  

Recommended Certifications

• Microsoft 365 Certified: Endpoint Administrator Associate
• CompTIA A+
  
  

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