Senior Microsoft Security Consultant - Purview

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6 months ago
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Senior Microsoft Security Consultant – Purview

Up to £75K (DOE) + excellent benefits

Home-based / Hybrid – occasional client or office travel


Company & role

A leading UK-based Microsoft Security partner is expanding its consultancy team with the hire of a Senior Consultant specialising in Microsoft Purview. In this role, you’ll engage directly with enterprise clients to design and deploy cutting-edge data security solutions across the Purview suite.


Why This Role Stands Out

  • Join one of the UK’s top Microsoft Security partners
  • Deliver high-impact data governance and compliance solutions for major organisations
  • Work hands-on with the latest Microsoft Purview capabilities
  • Shape secure, scalable data strategies across Microsoft 365 and Azure
  • Enjoy flexible working and a culture that genuinely invests in its people


Key Responsibilities

  • Design and implement Microsoft Purview solutions across M365 and Azure environments
  • Deploy capabilities such as DLP, Insider Risk Management, Information Protection, and eDiscovery
  • Align solutions with regulatory frameworks and customer compliance objectives
  • Provide ongoing advisory support and continuous improvement strategies
  • Contribute to solution design, documentation, and internal technical leadership


Ideal Experience

  • Hands-on experience delivering Microsoft Purview solutions
  • Expertise in DLP, Sensitivity Labels, Insider Risk Management, Data Classification, and eDiscovery
  • Strong understanding of Microsoft 365 services (Exchange, SharePoint, Teams, OneDrive)
  • Proven background in enterprise compliance, data governance, and stakeholder engagement
  • Excellent written, verbal, and time management skills
  • Must be eligible for UK SC Clearance


Bonus Points For:

  • Exposure to the broader Microsoft Security stack (Defender, Sentinel, Entra)
  • Industry certifications such as SC-400, SC-100, SC-200, or SC-300

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