Profectus is seeking expressions of interest from End User Compute (EUC) Engineers to support likely upcoming work within government. You will build, deploy, and support the end user environment, keeping devices, applications, and access reliable for the people who depend on them. These are likely to be Canberra-based roles supporting operational and project delivery.

Key Responsibilities

- Build, configure, and deploy desktops, laptops, and mobile devices
- Support and maintain the end user computing workplace across hardware and software
- Manage device enrolment and endpoint policy through tools such as Microsoft Intune and SCCM
- Package, test, and deploy applications and updates to managed devices
- Resolve escalated Level 2 and Level 3 end user compute incidents
- Support imaging, refresh, and rollout activities
- Maintain configuration records and technical documentation

Required Experience
- Proven experience in an End User Compute or desktop engineering role
- Strong knowledge of Windows 10 and Windows 11 in a managed environment




- Experience with endpoint management tools such as Intune, SCCM, or Autopilot
- Familiarity with application deployment and device imaging
- Sound understanding of Active Directory, Group Policy, and Microsoft 365
- Ability to troubleshoot hardware and software issues to resolution

Desirable Experience
- Prior experience within an Australian Government or similar secure environment
- Scripting experience with PowerShell
- Exposure to modern device management and zero-touch provisioning
- Relevant Microsoft certifications

Security Clearance Requirements
- Must be an Australian Citizen
- Active AGSVA Baseline security clearance required

Working Arrangements
- Onsite in Canberra

Why Profectus Profectus partners with government to deliver trusted ICT capability. We take a long-term, relationship-driven approach, supporting our people across the full life of their engagement while contributing to outcomes of national importance.

📌 EUC Engineers (Canberra)
🏢 Profectus
📍 Canberra