Microsoft SharePoint Online Consultant- Mike Ursta

Posted 5 days ago

ntt dataNew York (NY)

Computer Systems AnalystsOther Scientific and Technical Consulting Services

SENIORITY

Senior

About the role

Basic QualificationsTECHNICAL SKILLSSharePoint deployment and Analysis using native or 3rd party assessment tools (5+ years)Experience with large scale SharePoint migrations of on premise SharePoint environments to SharePoint Online (5+ years)A working knowledge of standard client platform administration, configuration, rights management and file access (5+ years)SharePoint Online Architectural design experience: Permissions, groups and data classification (5+ years)Working knowledge around Microsoft EMS suite of Applications and MDM security, including AIP classification capabilities using these tools as it relates to SharePoint Online (3+ years)CONSULTING SKILLSBusiness case analysis (5+ years)Technical writing whitepapers or findings reports (5+ years)Excellent oral and written communication skillsExcellent presentation skillsProven success under aggressive schedules and ambiguous directionStrong interpersonal, customer orientation, team interaction, analytical and decision-making skillsProven ability to elicit customer requirements, define limits to project scope and develop contract documentationTravel:Remote Position. May require up to 60% travel based on customer needs and requirements.Degree: Bachelor's degree in IT related field or equivalent experience is preferredLanguages:EnglishNice to Have; (not Required)Project Lead ExperiencePosting Date:Department: -

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