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Join the team that's reshaping tech from the inside out.

Sick of being one of a hundred voices in IT, where your ideas never see the light of day?

This is your chance to help re-engineer a well-established financial services business from the ground up - and actually see the difference you make.

Why this role

Our client have built one of the most respected names in Wealth, Mortgages and Accountancy.

Now, they're investing in something big,  modernising their entire technology environment.
 
You'll be part of that journey from the start, working directly alongside their new Head of Technology to shape how the business uses Microsoft tools.

Think automation, smarter collaboration, and streamlined systems - all designed to help hundreds of people work more efficiently, securely and intelligently.
 
This isn't about maintaining what's already there.

It's about improving it - fast - and having the freedom to test, build, and implement your own ideas.

What's different

You'll join at a rare inflection point - a well-established firm with a brand-new in-house tech vision
Work directly with a Head of Tech who actually wants your input, not just your execution
Ideal for someone stepping up from a 2nd Line Support background, ready to grow and take ownership
Make visible, lasting impact across all divisions - Wealth, Mortgages and Accountancy
Be part of a growing department where your role can evolve as the function scales - your career can move with it The role
What you'll be doing:

Developing, deploying and optimising the Microsoft technology stack, especially Microsoft 365
Supporting and advising teams across all business areas
Driving automation and efficiency through modern workplace tools
Working with external providers to maximise ROI on tech investments
Shaping and executing technical strategies that deliver secure, scalable solutions What you'll need

Strong experience with Microsoft 365
Knowledge of Intune and Autopilot
Familiarity with Entra AD, conditional access and DLP
Familiarity with the Microsoft Power Platform (Power Apps, Power Automate, Power BI)
A natural problem-solver who enjoys improving systems and processes
Ideally, relevant Microsoft certifications Perks & lifestyle

Up to £45,000 + generous annual bonus scheme
30 days holiday + bank holidays + Christmas shutdown
Study support (financial + time to study during work hours)
Day off for your birthday
BUPA Employee Assistance Programme
Contributory pension + sick pay
Referral bonuses + optional community involvement via the charity foundation Ready to make an impact?
If you're looking for a role where your ideas will actually shape the future of tech inside a trusted financial brand - this is it.

Hit apply or message us for a chat in confidence

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