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Enterprise Applications Engineer
Location: Ealing
Salary: £47,532 - £ 49,551 per annum (inclusive) Grade 11
The Role
The ICT and Data Management Department within the Council is currently looking to recruit an Enterprise Applications Engineer
You will be responsible for promoting the requirements and for all aspects of Information Governance and handling, including Information Security, Data Protection, Information Management and access to information (e.g. the Freedom of Information Act and Environmental Information Regulations).
Your main job function will be to assist with continuous process improvement and the creative pursuit of new ideas for all Enterprise and Business Applications, included in this will be to ensure that applications meet business requirements, evaluate and deploy new applications, enhance existing applications, design, develop and document application enhancements and upgrades and to develop new builds applications for a variety of hardware.
You will work within a team working on the Council’s enterprise application systems and will liaise with the Enterprise Applications Manager to set schedules and priorities for projects and workload
The successful candidate will be responsible for their own workload and tasks providing feedback to the team and to the Microsoft 365 Technical Lead and will assisting the other team members as required
Skills and Qualifications
You will need to:

  • Be able to Communicate complex technical issues to any non-IT audience
  • Be able to Report and present information effectively to the team
  • Provide a high standard of personal integrity, discretion and tact, maintaining confidentiality where required
  • Be able to handle pressure and still deliver business objectives
  • Be a team player with the ability to work alone
  • Be self-driven and produce results
  • Be able to follow instructions and work to tight deadlines, including prioritising workloads
  • Have a meticulous eye for detail and accuracy
  • Mentor and coach junior staff to ensure that knowledge is retained within the team.
    From a technical perspective, they will need you to be able to have experience in the following:
  • Knowledge and experience of implementing Microsoft Server technologies, including 2016, 2019 and 2022
  • In-depth knowledge of Microsoft Active Directory along with Azure Active Directory
  • A good grounding and practical experience of creating and supporting Windows PowerShell scripts
  • Good knowledge of the Microsoft suite, including the cloud offering of Office O365
  • Good understanding of SaaS and PaaS within the Microsoft stack, including SharePoint, Identity and Access Management, Exchange online and Teams administration
  • In-depth knowledge of Microsoft Endpoint manager, including supporting and pushing out of applications, conditional access policies, configuration profiles and changes within this platform
  • In-depth knowledge of the Microsoft desktop operating systems, including Windows 10 and 11
  • Experience in dealing with vendors to ensure that operational issues resolved in a timely manner
  • Experience in creating and supporting group polices, including troubleshooting
  • Experience of imaging technologies, in particular Microsoft-centric based technologies
  • Experience of supporting mobile devices, including MDM software
  • Up to date knowledge of new and emerging technologies within the Microsoft stack
  • Setting up and using Microsoft Surface Hubs (desirable)
  • Experience of the Netcall telephony platform (desirable)
  • Experience of the Microsoft Unified support platform (desirable)
  • Experience of using and supporting Microsoft Copilot (desirable).
    To Apply
    If you feel you are a suitable candidate and would like to work for this reputable council, please click apply to be redirected to their website to complete your application.
    This post is subject to the Council’s enhanced vetting process.
    The Council is committed to creating good jobs and delivering on its connected communities’ agenda. They are committed to equality of opportunity, to being fair and inclusive. They therefore welcome applications from all residents of the borough, they particularly welcome applications from candidates who are entering the employment market in the early stages of their career and mid-career professionals, who are currently underrepresented in their workforce.
    Please note all applications will be determined on merit

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