Digital Workplace Engineer

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Sword GroupBusiness Technology Solutions

Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom. Aberdeen, Scotland, United Kingdom. Manchester, England, United Kingdom. London, England, United Kingdom. Newcastle, Northern Ireland, United KingdomFull-TimeMiddle

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Requirements

Experience producing high-quality documentation and solution artefacts
Microsoft MS-102 certification
Microsoft SC-300 certification
Experience with on-premises Active Directory and Entra ID
Knowledge of GPO, MFA, PIM, RBAC, External ID, and Conditional Access policies
Experience with Microsoft Zero Trust Framework
Experience with on-premises Exchange, Hybrid, and Exchange Online
Experience with migration from on-premises to M365
Proficiency in PowerShell and Graph API
Experience with Microsoft Teams

Responsibilities

Support a range of M365 solutions and workloads
Ensure identity driven security with Entra ID is aligned to defined standards and frameworks
Maintain and evolve solutions and service levels within key strategic Managed Service customers
Maintain the platform and ensure services are performing well and are cost efficient
Develop and maintain strategic roadmaps for continuous improvements to service and the digital platforms
Develop and update regular monthly service and platform reporting
Develop and maintain strong relationships with managed services clients
Work closely with team members to leverage existing capabilities for end-to-end solutions
Stay current on M365 and Entra ID technology changes

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