Jr. SharePoint Administrator
$70,000 - $75,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$70,000 - $75,000 per year
About the role
- Assist in the administration and maintenance of SharePoint Online and/or SharePoint On-Premises environments
- Create and manage SharePoint sites, libraries, lists, and permissions
- Troubleshoot and resolve SharePoint folder and file permission issues, including broken inheritance, incorrect access levels, and unauthorized access concerns
- Investigate and correct permission misconfigurations at the site, library, folder, and file level
- Provide excellent customer service when working with end users to identify and resolve access-related and general SharePoint issues in a timely and professional manner
- Serve as a friendly and knowledgeable point of contact for SharePoint-related support requests, ensuring a positive experience for all usersAssist with user account management, access control, and security group assignments
- Help monitor system performance, storage, and usage reports
- Support the migration of content and data to SharePointCreate and maintain basic documentation, guides, and training materials for end usersAssist in the development and implementation of SharePoint governance policies
- Collaboratewith IT team members on Microsoft 365 integrations (Teams, OneDrive, Power Automate)
- Participate in testing updates, patches, and new features before deployment
- Escalate complex issues to senior administrators as needed
- Follow up with end users after issue resolution to ensure satisfaction and confirm problems have been fully addressed
- Required QualificationsBS Degree or 4 years of equivalent work experience0–2 years of experience with SharePoint administration or a similar role
- Basic understanding of SharePoint Online and/or SharePoint Server
- Demonstrated ability to troubleshoot SharePoint folder and file permission issues, including understanding of permission inheritance, sharing settings, and access control lists
- Familiarity with Microsoft 365 applications (Teams, OneDrive, Outlook)
- Basic knowledge of user permissions and Active Directory / Azure Active Directory
- Proven customer service skills with the ability to handle support requests professionally, patiently, and efficiently
- Strong problem-solving and communication skills
- Microsoft certifications (e.g., MS-900, MS-700, or MS-300)
- Experience with Power Automate or Power AppsBasic knowledge of HTML, CSS, or JSON for SharePoint customization
- Familiarity with SharePoint governance and compliance best practices
- Experience with SharePoint migration tools (e.g., ShareGate, SPMT)
- Experience using SharePoint admin tools and audit logs to investigate permission and access issues
- Prior experience in a helpdesk or IT support role with a customer-facing focus
- Excellent customer service skills with a professional and approachable demeanor
- Ability to remain patient and empathetic when assisting users of varying technical skill levels
- Strong organizational skills
- Eagerness to learn and adapt to new technologies
- Effective written and verbal communication
- Ability to manage multiple tasks and priorities
- Strong understanding of SharePoint permission structures including site owners, members, visitors, and custom permission levels
- Ability to clearly explain permission-related issues and resolutions to non-technical end users
- Commitment to providing a high level of service and ensuring end user satisfaction
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