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IT Manager Microsoft 365 - SharePoint migration

This is a new and exclusive opportunity for a largely remote home-based IT Manager to join our charity nonprofit client as they invest in their IT team

Role details

Job Title: IT Manager
Location: largely home based, need to be able to travel to London City 10-20% of the time
Permanent role- initially funded for 2 years- permanent salary £40-45,000
Technical stack Microsoft 365 - SharePoint
Focus of the role: project management: delivering Microsoft 365 - SharePoint

JOB PURPOSE

The IT Manager will be responsible for supporting the Head of Systems and Technology in leading and having oversight of all systems and technology related matters by managing the charity's IT systems and infrastructure and line managing the IT Officer. This role involves managing both technical aspects and supporting the day-to-day IT needs of the organization, enabling us to support our members and the communities they serve. The position requires a mix of strategic planning, hands-on technical support, and collaboration with key stakeholders to optimize our technology resources.

This is a rare role as there are not many largely home-based IT Manager roles and it will be ideal for someone who needs more home and work life balance, or someone later in their career.

Requirements: -

Experience: project management background
Industry- must have nonprofit/ charity experience
Skills: Microsoft 365 - SharePoint
Availability: can attend the London office (EC3) as needed, expectation is once or twice a week for the first 3-6 months and then twice a month (roughly)

We are shortlisting for this role over the next week, so please do send through a CV to be considered- please send through

Many thanks

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