Microsoft Office 365 Cloud Engineer

Editltd · United Kingdom · First seen 1 week ago
Mid level Cloud & IT Infrastructure
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About this role

Educational Impact Make a real difference in students' and teachers' lives through technology Career Growth Continuous learning opportunities and clear progression paths Great Culture Collaborative, supportive team environment with work-life balance 50+ Team Members 15+ Years Experience 250+ Schools Served 98% Employee Satisfaction View Open Positions Current Openings We're always looking for passionate professionals who share our mission to shape the future of educational technology. Full-Time Microsoft Office 365 Cloud Engineer Manage and complete the migration of our clients from on-premises to Office 365 cloud. UK Based Full-Time Cloud & Infrastructure Apply Now Don't See the Perfect Role? We're always interested in hearing from talented professionals who are passionate about educational technology. Send us your CV and tell us how you'd like to contribute to our mission.

What this role is, and what else it is called

Employers in the UK advertise this kind of work as Systems Engineer, Infrastructure Engineer, Cloud Engineer and System Engineer too, so it is worth searching more than one wording. It is a mid-level Cloud & IT Infrastructure role in the UK, advertised without a stated working pattern, which is worth asking about.

How this role compares to the market

352 live UK roles list Microsoft 365 right now, from 148 employers. The median advertised salary is £37,000; 24% are advertised as remote. Browse Microsoft 365 roles.

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Technologies mentioned

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