26 to 28 of 28 Microsoft Certification Jobs in the West Midlands

Digital Infrastructure Engineer

Hiring Organisation
Herefordshire and Worcestershire Health and Care NHS Trust
Location
Worcester, WR5 1JR, United Kingdom
Salary
£39959.00 to £48117.00
Job summary We are looking for an experienced Infrastructure Specialist to join our Digital Services team. This is an exciting opportunity to work hands-on with the infrastructure that underpins clinical and operational systems across ...

Power Platform Engineer

Hiring Organisation
Anson Mccade
Location
Birmingham, West Midlands, United Kingdom
Employment Type
Permanent, Work From Home
Power Platform Engineer £55000 - 75000 GBP Bonus, Pension, Benefits Hybrid WORKING Location: Birmingham, West Midlands - United Kingdom Type: Permanent Power Platform Engineer Microsoft Business Applications Location: Birmingham/Hybrid Working Salary: £55,000 - £75,000 + Benefits Package About the Role We're working with a leading technology consultancy … looking to expand its Microsoft Business Applications capability with the addition of a Power Platform Engineer. This is an opportunity to work on enterprise-scale transformation initiatives, designing and delivering innovative solutions that improve business processes, enhance user experience and unlock greater value from data. You'll collaborate with ...

AI & Copilot Enablement Lead

Hiring Organisation
Partnerscale
Location
Rugby, Warwickshire, United Kingdom
Employment Type
Full-Time
Salary
£55,000 - £65,000 per annum
engineering group operating from multiple sites across the UK and mainland Europe. The IT team have made a start with Copilot and the wider Microsoft 365 stack, and now want a specialist to take it on and own it end to end: building the agents and automations, then driving … have put AI and automation to work in a business setting rather than just at home: building agents, chatbots or automations on the Microsoft stack, and running the training, workshops and adoption that turn a rollout into daily use. Comfort gathering requirements directly from non-technical users matters ...