M365 Engineer

Bournemouth
1 year ago
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Your New Company

Our client is a major financial institution based in Bournemouth who are looking for an experienced M365 Engineer to work on major migration projects for an initial 12-month contract.

Your New Role

As an M365 Engineer, you will be the technical design authority responsible for delivering M365 products and services. Your role will focus on activities related to mergers and acquisitions for enterprise messaging and collaboration products within M365. You will also assist in delivering our business-to-business collaboration capabilities, ensuring robust security and compliance controls. Your expertise will be crucial in moving data into cloud services securely and in accordance with legal and regulatory requirements.

To excel in this role, you will need:

Extensive migration experience with M365 products (Teams, SharePoint, OneDrive, and Exchange Online Hybrid)
Expertise in SharePoint Online and OneDrive
Knowledge of eDiscovery, MCAS, and Security & Compliance Centre
Experience with Networking/Express Route pertaining to SaaS
Skills in Skype/Teams integration
Detailed understanding of the M365 DLP controls landscape
Proficiency in Azure Information Protection
Experience with large-scale migration tooling, automation, and processes
Desirable skills include:

O365 Mobile Productivity/Intune
Office Pro Plus
Azure Active Directory/Identity Design
Awareness of PingFederate
What You'll Get in Return

You'll be rewarded with a competitive rate and the opportunity to play a key role in some major projects for a large, global organisation.

What you need to do now

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