Security Engineer II (Endpoint Security)
College Board3 days ago
Remote, United StatesMid Level
Base Salary
$116k - $125k/yr
Responsibilities
- Maintain and extend the application allowlist baseline as software, vendors, and business needs change.
- Define enforcement tiers and rollout sequencing for new device groups and business units.
- Test and validate policy changes before enforcement and report on device coverage, blocked installs, and open risks.
- Process software exception requests against defined approval criteria and maintain records of decisions and precedents.
- Monitor blocked-install attempts, maintain documentation and runbooks, and conduct periodic audits of allowlist adherence and exception documentation.
- Participate in team planning, standups, retrospectives, and continuous process improvement.
Requirements
- 2–4 years of experience in cybersecurity, endpoint security, IT operations, or a related technical role.
- Working knowledge of endpoint management and application control concepts.
- Hands-on experience processing exceptions or access requests using structured workflows and defined criteria.
- Clear communication skills for working with end users, business stakeholders, and cross-functional teams.
- Strong organizational and documentation skills with the ability to maintain accurate, audit-ready records.
- Authorization to work in the United States for any employer.
- Preferred: 1+ years of software or scripting experience, such as Python or PowerShell.
- Preferred: experience with endpoint management or application control platforms, IT service management platforms, relevant certifications, or regulated and audited environments.
Benefits
- Full-time, fully remote position; employees near College Board offices may choose hybrid work on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, with occasional business travel required.
- Hiring range of $116,000–$125,000, with location- and experience-based adjustments.
- Comprehensive benefits package and a supportive, mission-driven nonprofit work environment.
About College Board
College Board is a nonprofit education organization that builds and administers programs such as the SAT, PSAT/NMSQT, Advanced Placement, CLEP, and BigFuture planning tools for students, schools, and colleges. It generates revenue primarily through exam and program fees and services to educational institutions. Founded in 1900 and headquartered in New York, it works with U.S. secondary schools and higher-ed admissions to deliver assessments and course frameworks.