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Senior Enterprise App Engineer M365

Posted 20 days ago

baytech groupOak Park (IL)

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About the role

Enterprise Applications Engineer – Microsoft 365 The BayTech Group is seeking an experienced Enterprise Applications Engineer to support and enhance a sophisticated Microsoft 365 and enterprise applications environment. This role will focus heavily on the administration, engineering, integration, and optimization of the Microsoft 365 platform, while also supporting a broader portfolio of enterprise applications.
Key Responsibilities:
  • Engineer, administer, and support Microsoft 365 applications and services
  • Support Exchange Online, Microsoft Teams, SharePoint Online, OneDrive, Entra ID, and related M365 technologies
  • Troubleshoot complex application, integration, authentication, and performance issues
  • Develop PowerShell scripts and automation to improve administration and operational efficiency
  • Participate in application upgrades, migrations, deployments, and integrations
  • Work with security and infrastructure teams on identity, access, compliance, and application security
  • Evaluate new Microsoft 365 capabilities and help drive adoption across the organization
  • Support and integrate additional enterprise applications as needed
Ideal Background:
  • Strong hands-on experience engineering and supporting Microsoft 365 / Office 365 Experience with Exchange Online, Teams, SharePoint Online, OneDrive and Entra IDStrong PowerShell skills helpful
  • Experience with enterprise application integrations and troubleshooting
  • Familiarity with Intune, Microsoft Graph, Power Platform, Purview, Defender, or Microsoft 365 Copilot is a plus
  • Experience supporting a large professional-services, legal, financial-services, or similarly complex enterprise environment is preferred
This is an opportunity to join a highly collaborative technology organization and work across both established enterprise platforms and emerging Microsoft technologies.

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