Cloud Services Specialist - Office 365
London
Cloud Services Specialist - Office 365
London
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Start your job searchOffice 365 - Cloud Services Specialist Working Hours - 09:00 - 17:30, Monday - Friday
Salary - Competitive
Contract - Permanent
This is a great opportunity for an Office 365 Specialist to join a medium sized Real Estate firm in their Central London Offices.
Responsibilities
- you'll be responsible for the administration of Office 365 applications and be the go-to person and provide 3rd line support.
- you'll train end users on O365 capabilities and tools (Sharepoint, OneDrive, Teams, Outlook etc).
- you'll manage Intune, Azure AD and autopilot.
- you'll identify inefficiency and propose innovative solutions, to include design and develop new functionality.
- you'll be a true expert in customer service, who uses this to lead, engage and inspire others.
- you'll have previously worked with PowerApps and Microsoft Flow.
- you'll be proactive, enthusiastic and output driven with a strong desire to improve and streamline processes.
- you'll be able to handle confidential and sensitive information, and professionally handle issues and queries.
- Please contact james.thompson@markssattin.com for consideration
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