Professional Services Engineer

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Professional Services Engineer
A Bechtle MWP (Modern Workplace) Engineer is a member of the Professional Services Team within the Business Solutions and Services - Post Sales department.
You will be responsible for planning, designing, migrating, and securing Microsoft Cloud solutions for our clients. Your primary focus will be on understanding our clients’ requirements to design and implement Modern Workplace solutions to best practices. Collaboration and communication with all key stake holders to deliver high-quality solutions & services. This role requires a deep understanding of Microsoft Modern Workplace technologies along with a passion for staying up to date with the latest advancements in the cloud computing domain.
Job Role Responsibilities

  • Solution Design and Implementation: Collaborate with clients and internal teams to assess and understand their modern workplace requirements, design appropriate solutions, and implement effectively to best practice.
  • Create and manage Autopilot profiles, ESP configurations, and end-to-end device provisioning workflows.
  • EMS & Endpoint Management: Manage and optimize endpoint devices, ensuring seamless integration and security through solutions like Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager (MEMCM) or other modern device management tools.
  • Mobile Device Management (MDM): Implement and configure MDM policies using Microsoft Intune or other EMS tools to manage and secure mobile devices across various platforms.
  • Application Management: Deploy and manage applications through EMS platforms, ensuring secure and seamless access to business applications on mobile devices.
  • Security and Compliance: Implement robust security measures to safeguard client data, devices, and communications within the modern workplace environment, adhering to industry standards and best practices.
  • Identity and Access Management (IAM): Configure and maintain identity management solutions, such as Entra ID / Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) and Conditional Access, to enforce secure user authentication and access policies. Deploy role-based access controls (RBAC) to ensure proper access control and authorisation.
  • Security and Compliance: Ensure EMS solutions are aligned with industry security standards and compliance regulations, implementing security best practices to protect client data.
  • Implement and enforce security measures, identity management, and access controls in a cloud environment.
  • Data Protection and Encryption: Implement data protection strategies, encryption mechanisms, and data loss prevention (DLP) policies to safeguard sensitive information in Microsoft cloud services.
  • Provide technical support and guidance to other PS team members and assist in developing their skills.
    Job Requirements
  • Proven experience in Microsoft Cloud & Modern Workplace with a focus on architecting and implementing client solutions.
  • Strong expertise in Microsoft cloud services, including Azure and Microsoft 365.
  • Strong knowledge of EMS technologies, including Microsoft Intune, Azure Active Directory, and Conditional Access.
  • Familiarity with mobile device management (MDM) and application management concepts.
  • Experience with identity and access management (IAM) principles and best practices.
  • Strong understanding of information protection and data security.
  • Experience in Azure Cloud Security, with a strong understanding of Azure security services and configurations.
  • Azure certifications such as Microsoft Certified: Azure Administrator Associate or Microsoft Certified: Azure Solutions Architect Expert, Microsoft Certified: Azure Security Engineer Associate.
  • Excellent communication skills and the ability to collaborate effectively with both technical and non-technical stakeholders.
    What we offer
  • Salary - £65,000 - £70000
  • Location – Work from home with travel when required (Modern office space in Northampton, Chippenham or Manchester available for use).
  • Subsidised health care/medical benefits
  • Annual Leave – 25-30* days plus B.H’s + optional 2 weeks unpaid. *Increases with time spent
    Experience
  • 5 years+ experience in Microsoft Security and MWP (Modern Workplace) delivering and optimising client solutions.
  • Proven experience in Cloud security / MWP solutions and technologies
    Desirable Certifications (Current & In date)
  • Microsoft Certified: Azure Administrator Associate, Azure Solutions Architect Expert, Azure Security Engineer Associate
  • Microsoft 365 Certified: Administrator Expert
  • Microsoft Azure Security Technologies
  • Microsoft Cybersecurity Architect
    Reports to: Head of Professional Services

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