As a SharePoint Technical Project Manager, you'll be a pivotal member of the Digital Workplace Services team, guiding clients through project implementation and software development lifecycles. Your role involves everything from facilitating requirements analysis to ensuring timely and on-budget project deliveries. You'll collaborate closely with technical and business leaders to understand file share and server use cases, orchestrating transitions where necessary.
Your key responsibilities will include; planning, executing, and overseeing SharePoint projects, collaborating with cross-functional teams to define goals and deliverables, and monitoring project progress. You'll ensure that SharePoint solutions meet business requirements and maintain the highest quality standards. Additionally, you'll spearhead the migration process from file shares and data centres to Office 365 SharePoint Online managed services, providing demos, training, and ongoing support to ensure long-term success.
To take this one on you'll need to be a real team player with a hands-on technical approach. A big plus will be having a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or a related field, along with at least 10 years of experience in agile project management, with a focus on delivering multiple SharePoint projects simultaneously - This is key!
You should have a deep understanding of SharePoint and SharePoint Online, as well as experience in cloud migrations and client-specific information architectures.
The key skills required for this one are as follows:
* Proficiency in executing SharePoint projects, from proof of Concept, Pilot and Project from start to finish
* Microsoft 365 certifications
* Experience with PowerShell scripting
* You should also be comfortable working in a remote environment and in hybrid/onsite roles as needed
This role requires 2-3 days on-site in the London office.
This is a chance to work a long-term contract for one of the best known educational brands in the UK/worldwide. Apply now for the full details.
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