Position Overview We’re seeking an experienced Identity & Access Engineer to lead the strategic transition of our enterprise authentication systems from Kerberos to Okta Single Sign-On (SSO), specifically within our Jamf-managed Apple fleet, spanning over 30,000 users globally. This is a critical role within our Security Engineering organization that blends system architecture, hands-on implementation, and cross-functional collaboration to deliver modern, scalable authentication infrastructure.You’ll work with our Security, IT, and Platform teams to design, implement, and support identity solutions that ensure seamless, secure access across our endpoints, applications, and services. Key Responsibilities Architect and lead the migration of Kerberos-based authentication in Jamf to Okta SSO, ensuring minimal disruption across a global user base. Design identity and access management workflows that align with Zero Trust principles and modern endpoint management practices. Serve as a p

Oriental Trading in Omaha is looking for a Mac Systems Engineer.  Great users, supporting the creative side of the company.  https://careers-orientaltrading.icims.com/jobs/2549/mac-systems-engineer/job Let me know if you have any questions!

We have FTE position open for Sr. Architect for MDM (Jamf/Intune) in T-Mobile. https://tmobile.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/External/job/Bellevue-Washington/Sr-Architect--Technical_REQ285498-1

Quinnipiac University is seeking a Full-time Computer Lab Administrator to join our dynamic Information Services department supporting students and faculty in leveraging technology for educational success.   As a Computer Lab Administrator, you will play a vital role in ensuring the smooth operation and maintenance of our computer labs. Your responsibilities will include monitoring and troubleshooting hardware and software issues using JAMF, Apple School Manager, Autopilot, Intune and Smart Deploy for providing technical support to students and faculty to enhance the learning experience. The role requires expertise in JAMF, AutoPilot, and Smart Deploy to efficiently deploy, manage, and secure macOS and Windows devices.  https://career.qu.edu/en-us/job/496408/computer-lab-administrator

Oriental Trading Company is seeking a Mac engineer with Jamf experience.  Please see the link below for more information on the role and details on applying.   Link: https://careers-orientaltrading.icims.com/jobs/2549/mac-systems-engineer/job

Must have strong Mac, Apple & JAMF technical architecture experience, providing customer service focused macOS & JAMF solution design at least Jamf 300 certified (Jamf 100 and 200 will not be considered - do not bother sending)The successful applicant will be a macOS & JAMF Subject Matter Expert / Architect starting from validating and/or gathering requirements (due diligence) from the business stakeholders.Apple Certified Support Professional (ACSP), or ACP certified or equivalent.Bash Scripting experienceAPI integrationsBuild and implementation. Hands-on Jamf Pro skillsService handover to operations team. Involve in creation of SOP and KB articles.Responsible to build & implement the solution within the designed architecture.Excellent knowledge in mobility infrastructure concepts and hands-on experience in end-to-end design and deployment of enterprise mobility management solutions (MDM, MAM, MCM, BYOD, mobile security) like Airwatch/Workspace One,

Prudential is looking for a Mac Engineer to join the End User Experience Engineering team. The role is hybrid NJ - 2 days a week. Salary range $83-123k. I am not the hiring manager, but happy to pass along questions!  https://pru.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/Careers/job/Newark-NJ-USA/Infrastructure-Developer_R-118875-1

Hi,I'm trying to disable the Self-Service notification banner from popping up on the top right corner, but still no luck. I tried creating a Configuration Profile using the configurations as showed on the image: Also tried through Policy, to deploy a script but still the notification appear.  #!/bin/bash # Get the currently logged-in user currentUser=$(stat -f%Su /dev/console) # Path to the user's notification preferences plistPath="/Users/$currentUser/Library/Preferences/com.apple.ncprefs.plist" # Disable notifications for Self Service if [ -f "$plistPath" ]; then sudo -u "$currentUser" defaults write "$plistPath" apps -array-add '{ "bundle-id" = "com.jamfsoftware.selfservice.mac"; "flags" = 0; "show" = 0; }' else echo "Notification preferences file not found for user $currentUser"   Anyone else has experienced this? What can i try else?Thanks

Hello Jamf Community, I’m Darshan Hiranandani, and I’m currently in the process of deploying iPads for classroom use. I’m looking for advice on how to best manage these devices using Jamf Pro to ensure a seamless rollout for both teachers and students. I have a few questions: Are there any key settings or configurations you recommend enabling or disabling specifically for an educational setting? What’s the most efficient way to manage app distribution to the iPads? Should I be using the VPP (Volume Purchase Program) for apps, and what’s the best strategy for updating and maintaining these apps after installation? Regarding security, what are the best settings to implement on the iPads to ensure they’re secure, but still functional for students who may need certain features or apps? I’d appreciate any insights or recommendations from those who have experience with iPad deployments in education. Looking forward to your suggestions! Thanks! Regards Darshan Hiranandani

https://www.indeed.com/cmp/Parachute-Technology,-Inc./jobs?jk=9fdbcbbce03c3045&start=0&clearPrefilter=1 This is my old position. I am moving to a whole new career path. Great people to work with. The position is remote. 

Hi All, I’m Darshan Hiranandani, facing an issue where the Self Service notification banner keeps appearing at the top right corner of the screen, even after attempting to disable it through different methods. I’ve tried deploying a script via Policy, but the notification still shows up. Here’s the script I’ve been using: #!/bin/bash # Get the currently logged-in usercurrentUser=$(stat -f%Su /dev/console) # Path to the user's notification preferencesplistPath="/Users/$currentUser/Library/Preferences/com.apple.ncprefs.plist" # Disable notifications for Self Serviceif [ -f "$plistPath" ]; thensudo -u "$currentUser" defaults write "$plistPath" apps -array-add '{ "bundle-id" = "com.jamfsoftware.selfservice.mac"; "flags" = 0; "show" = 0; }'elseecho "Notification preferences file not found for user $currentUser"fi Unfortunately, this hasn't worked for me. Has anyone else run into this problem and successfully disabled the Self Service notification banner? If anyone has additional suggestions

Must have strong Mac, Apple & JAMF technical architecture experience, providing customer service focused macOS & JAMF solution design at least Jamf 300 certified (Jamf 100 and 200 will not be considered - do not bother sending) The successful applicant will be a macOS & JAMF Subject Matter Expert / Architect starting from validating and/or gathering requirements (due diligence) from the business stakeholders. Apple Certified Support Professional (ACSP), or ACP certified or equivalent. Bash Scripting experience API integrations Designing a system and produce HLD, LLD, tech note.  Build and implementation.  Hands-on Jamf Pro, Jamf connect skills Service handover to operations team. Involve in creation of SOP and KB articles. Creating service solution architecture and service design based on modern Enterprise Mobility Management solutions ( Microsoft Intune, JAMF Pro)  Need to be commercially aware as hosting and licensing costs can influence the solutio

Hi everyone, have a job opportunity for you Apple nerds at our university. Please note the job opening is in Dutch and you'll need to be able to RWX Dutch at a professional level. (or willing to learn so) https://www.uu.nl/organisatie/werken-bij-de-universiteit-utrecht/vacatures/werkplekengineer-apple Dankjewel. :)

Hello Jamf Nation Community, I’m William Grzybowski, a Senior Systems Engineer and Apple Systems Architect with over 23 years of experience specializing in macOS, Apple ecosystem technologies, and Jamf Pro MDM automation. I’m currently seeking new opportunities where I can leverage my Jamf Pro expertise and strong background in enterprise mobility management to help organizations optimize their Apple device management and infrastructure. Key Skills & Certifications: •Jamf Certified Expert (Jamf 400), Jamf Certified Endpoint Security Admin, Jamf Certified Admin•Hands-on expertise in macOS, iOS, iPadOS deployment and management using Jamf Pro•Automation & Scripting: Custom Jamf API scripting and Bash scripting to streamline workflows and reduce manual intervention•Extensive experience in Identity & Access Management with Okta, SSO, SAML/OIDC, and Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA)•Strong background in cross-platform administration (macOS, Windows, Linux) and Acti

APPLY HERE for Sr. JAMF Engineer This is a remote position with some travel requirementsJob Summary: As a Sr. JAMF Engineer you will be responsible for deploying, managing, and maintaining Apple devices within our client organization using the JAMF Pro platform. This role involves the configuration of devices, application deployment, security compliance, troubleshooting, and ensuring that all Apple hardware and software systems operate smoothly and efficiently across the organization.  Experience Must Haves JAMF Pro Management: You will have deep experience in administering and configuring JAMF Pro environments to manage macOS and iOS devices. Device Deployment: You will have implemented zero-touch deployment processes for new devices using Apple’s Automated MDM Enrollment (DEP) and JAMF Pro  Scripting & Automation: You will have created and managed scripts (Shell, Python, etc.) for automation of device management tasks, software installation, and

Hiring for a L3 Technology Support Specialist with experience and training in Jamf. Preference for a local candidate in Alberta Canada, but consideration will be given to remote applicants. Please see the job posting link below for a full job description and to apply.https://ca.indeed.com/job/technology-support-specialist-level-3-aa9b9b9c28d651f8

Hello Jamf Community,My name is Emmanuel Katto. I'm currently involved in deploying iPads for a classroom setting and seeking advice on best practices using Jamf Pro. We want to ensure a smooth rollout and effective management of the devices for both teachers and students. Some specific questions I have:Are there specific settings or configurations that you recommend enabling or disabling for an educational environment?How can I efficiently manage app distribution to the iPads? Should I consider using VPP (Volume Purchase Program) for apps, and what’s the best approach to update or manage these apps once they’re installed?What security settings do you suggest applying to the iPads? How can I balance security with functionality, especially for students who may need access to certain features?Thank you in advance!Best,Emmanuel Katto

Must have strong Mac, Apple & JAMF technical architecture experience, providing customer service focused macOS & JAMF solution design at least Jamf 300 certified (Jamf 100 and 200 will not be considered - do not bother sending)The successful applicant will be a macOS & JAMF Subject Matter Expert / Architect starting from validating and/or gathering requirements (due diligence) from the business stakeholders.Apple Certified Support Professional (ACSP), or ACP certified or equivalent.Bash Scripting experienceAPI integrationsDesigning a system and produce HLD, LLD, tech note. Build and implementation. Hands-on Jamf Pro, Jamf connect skillsService handover to operations team. Involve in creation of SOP and KB articles.Creating service solution architecture and service design based on modern Enterprise Mobility Management solutions ( Microsoft Intune, JAMF Pro) Need to be commercially aware as hosting and licensing costs can influence the solution Respon

I'm looking for a freelance network engineer to troubleshoot a problem at our site in Watford.We have an intermittent problem with our database connecting to the server and we have looked everywhere for the issue. We are looking for a fresh pair of eyes to help us trouble shoot the issue. Not sure what we have missed. What else do we need to check? This a freelance job, we are if you know wireshark even better.Our budget is £400-1000 for this job.If your interested or know anyone that could do this job, please get them to get in contact and I'll forward my number to discuss the project. ThanksAndrew  

I am representing an exciting client in the San Francisco Bay area that is seeking a mid-level 5-7 yrs experience Systems Engineer.  My client does groundbreaking research and philanthropy work in areas of robotics, ocean research, AI, UAVs, etc.  Very stable organization that is growing quickly and has the feel of working for a start up in the pace of work and excitement!  Very collaborative culture with solid financial backing.About the role:-The role will focus on being the day-to-day go-to person for systems administration while allowing the senior sysadmin to focus on planning and system analysis- The Systems Engineer will be responsible for managing core applications like Okta, Jamf(80% Mac 20% Windows), and Manage Engine for Windows MDM- The role involves project-focused work rather than reactionary task-oriented duties, though they will still handle urgent tasks when needed- The position requires someone adaptable and comfortable with ambiguity, as my client supp

Dear All,Our fabulous iPad Technician & Trainer is setting off on new adventures, so here is the job advert for his successor:Core Responsibilities:iPad Management over the entire lifecycle of the devices backed by a professional mobile device management systemCompletion of the ICT Curriculum for integration into the school curriculum and continuous maintenance of itIdentifying, training and supporting teachers and staff to act as knowledge multiplicators of the ICT Curriculum or specific departmental skill-setsSupport BIS Faculty and Staff in their development of ICT skills and knowledge in effectively implementing them in their work and teachingGeneral ICT helpdesk tasksAll information attached and available online: https://t1p.de/iPadTechnician_Trainerhttps://www.bonn-is.de/work/join-our-support-team Alex ThurleyICT Systems ManagerBonn International School

Hi everyone' I recently updated to Jamf Connect 2.4.5, and now I’m having trouble with the Local Password prompt. It seems like the prompt is not working correctly after the update.   give any suggestions for fixing it ? how to resolve this problem. Thank you all !      

This is Meet from vTech Solution Inc., and I am writing to you regarding the Network and Computer System Administrator—Senior/MMacOS Administrator position for our client based in Silver Spring, MD. I have mentioned the job description below for your review. Kindly let me know if you would be interested and send me your most updated resume with your expected rate.Client & Position Details:Client :                vTech Solution Inc., Federal ClientTitle :                   Network and Computer System Administrator (Senior)/MacOS AdministratorDuration :           PermanentLocation:            Silver spring, MDMacOS administrator certification related to the technology NOS operates (e.g., Apple Platform Certification, Jamf Certified Tech,

Hi Jamf Nation!We have a manager-level opening at our school, The Packer Collegiate Institute.  We're a Jamf Pro, Jamf Connect, Jamf Protect shop, supporting over 1200 Macs, 300 iPads.See details here: https://careers.packer.edu/jobs/4785313-technology-services-manager-immediate-start?promotion=1103402-trackable-share-link-jamf-nation-Mike Price, Director of Technology

Hi Team,I am Darshan Hiranandani, I had to drop my daughter off at work during the keynote and missed a portion of it. I caught a brief mention about a future enhancement that will enable Jamf Pro to perform screen sharing without requiring a third-party app.Does anyone have more details on this feature or any other key points from the keynote that I might have missed? I’ll need to watch the keynote again, but any additional insights would be really helpful!Thanks,Darshan Hiranandani