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# Staff Systems Engineer, Corporate Engineering

- **Company:** Beacon Software
- **Location:** United States (Remote available)
- **Experience:** Expert
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** Microsoft Windows, Artificial Intelligence, Systems Engineering, Software as a Service, Human Resources Information System (HRIS), Systems Integration, Scripting, IT General Controls (ITGC), CIS Benchmarks, Api Design, Software Coding, Api Management
- **Published:** May 20, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=d4b3e4a6f450dc90

## About the Role

Do you have experience in macOS?, * 10+ years building and operating corporate engineering, IT, or systems infrastructure at growth-stage or multi-entity companies

 * Deep hands-on with identity, SSO, SCIM, MFA, and modern access architecture
 * Experience owning MDM, endpoint security, and device lifecycle (macOS primary, Windows secondary)
 * Comfort writing code: scripting, automation, infrastructure-as-code, API integrations
 * Track record of building things that other people can operate; documentation and standards are part of the job, not an afterthought
 * Comfort operating without process. You create structure in ambiguous environments rather than waiting for it
 * Bias for action; you'd rather ship than schedule a meeting about shipping

Bonus Points

 * M&A or multi-entity integration experience
 * Hands-on with SOC 2, ISO 27001, or SOX ITGC programs
 * AI-native workflow experience used in real production

## Description

You'll build and operate the foundational systems stack that runs Beacon and its portfolio. This is a hands-on role on a small, flat team. You'll co-design the architecture and help build it: identity, endpoint, access, write the automation, ship the integration. You're a builder who happens to think like an architect, and you're energized by being close to the systems rather than one layer removed from them., * Help build the foundational systems from the ground up. Beacon's IT and Systems function is early, so you'll help shape and then mature the core stack: identity, endpoint management, permissioning and access architecture, networking, corporate security, and the SaaS layer that runs the business. You're owning architecture and execution, not handing off to someone else to implement.

 * Automate the integrations. Stitching together HRIS, identity, finance, CRM, ticketing, and the rest of the stack is most of the work. You design durable integration patterns (event-driven, webhook-based, API-first), write the glue code, and make sure the systems talk to each other reliably.
 * Get creative with solutioning. Use the right technology for the problem. Lean on automation, scripting, AI tooling, and modern infrastructure-as-code wherever it makes sense.
 * Land the technical slice of every integration. When Beacon acquires a portfolio company, you partner with our Senior TPM and the Integrations team to bring their systems and people into Beacon: standing up identity, devices, email, and security baselines, running data migrations and decommissions, hardening what needs hardening.
 * Build it to be operated. Co-write the runbooks, architecture decision records, and documentation that outlast any single person on the team. Establish the standards that portfolio companies can adopt rather than reinvent. The next integration is faster because of the last one.


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