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InTune Mobile Engineer

Bromley
6 months ago
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Role: InTune Mobile Engineer

Location: Bromley, 3 days per week on site required

Duration: 12-month contract

Rate: £650.00 - £700.00 per day through umbrella

As part of the Corporate Mobile team, you'll help define and evolve our mobile strategy-engineering secure, scalable, and intuitive mobile solutions for our global workforce. You'll take a hands-on role in both enhancing existing mobile services and driving new initiatives, while ensuring compliance with architectural and security standards.

This isn't just a support role-it's an opportunity to lead engineering change, create meaningful impact, and be part of a talented team dedicated to automation, innovation, and world-class employee experience.

What You'll Be Doing

Engineer and configure enterprise mobile solutions using modern platforms like Microsoft Intune
Champion automation-first practices to enhance user experience and reduce manual overhead
Collaborate with teams across Security, Product, Engineering, and Architecture to deliver robust and secure mobile platforms
Own the design and delivery of high- and low-level technical solutions
Contribute to the development backlog and feature releases, ensuring accuracy in technical documentation
Manage technical artefacts, design documentation, and support operating model creation
Deliver new services and support ongoing BAU activities with strategic thinking

What You'll Bring

Expertise in Microsoft Intune engineering, including reporting, workflow automation, and vulnerability management
Working knowledge of other MDM platforms such as BlackBerry UEM or Workspace ONE
Solid experience with Apple Business Manager, Android Enterprise, KNOX, and Google Zero Touch
Scripting skills in PowerShell, Python, or similar for automation
Familiarity with Mobile Threat Defence (e.g., Microsoft Defender for Endpoint)
Experience with Microsoft SQL and reporting tools
Understanding of Cloud technologies (Azure / AWS) and how they support mobile infrastructure
ITIL knowledge and an appreciation for structured service management practices

Why Join Us?

Work in a global, collaborative environment where innovation is encouraged
Make a real impact by supporting mission-critical platforms used by tens of thousands daily
Be part of a dynamic team that values quality, security, and performance
Access to excellent training, support, and development opportunities

Candidates will ideally show evidence of the above in their CV to be considered please click the "apply" button.

Please be advised if you haven't heard from us within 48 hours then unfortunately your application has not been successful on this occasion, we may however keep your details on file for any suitable future vacancies and contact you accordingly.

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