Microsoft Governance Consultant

London
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M365 Governance Specialist (Microsoft 365, SharePoint, Teams, Purview, Data Governance) – Specialise in Purview. 4 day week, huge amounts of Training and development!

Location no issue - work from home remotely!

An M365 Governance Specialist (Microsoft 365, SharePoint, Teams, Purview, Data Governance) is required by a Microsoft Partner driving AI, compliance, and data governance transformation. Join a team led by a Microsoft MVP with direct exposure to enterprise-level projects and cutting-edge tech.
You’ll need:

Strong Microsoft 365 knowledge – SharePoint & Teams governance
Hands-on experience managing SharePoint sites and Teams lifecycle
Awareness of sensitivity labels, data classification, and compliance features
Broad M365 platform understanding – ideal for M365 Admins or Product Owners
Interest in Microsoft Purview, data governance, and UK regulatory frameworksYou’ll be trained and mentored by a Microsoft MVP, with a clear path to specialisation in Purview and AI security. Ideal for someone ready to move from generalist M365 work into a focused, futureproof role.
The role includes:
Delivering Microsoft Purview projects, running M365 maturity assessments, deploying DLP, sensitivity labels, and data encryption. Advising on data lifecycle, Copilot readiness, risk posture, and governance in SharePoint and Teams. Supporting clients with workshops, user guides, and POCs for compliance and records management.
Why join?

Specialise in Microsoft Purview
Work directly with a Microsoft MVP
High exposure to AI and Copilot projects
Attend Microsoft events and meetups
Clear route to career progressionReady to step up? Get in touch today

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