O365 Engineer IV

CBTS serves enterprise and midmarket clients in all industries across the United States and Canada. CBTS combines deep technical expertise with a full suite of flexible technology solutions--including Application Modernization, Managed Hybrid Cloud, Cybersecurity, Unified Communications, and Infrastructure solutions. From developing and deploying modern applications and the secure, scalable platforms on which they run, to managing, monitoring, and optimizing their operations, CBTS delivers comprehensive technology solutions for its clients' transformative business initiatives.

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OnX is a leading technology solution provider that serves businesses, healthcare organizations, and government agencies across Canada. OnX combines deep technical expertise with a full suite of flexible technology solutions—including Generative AI, Application Modernization, Managed Hybrid Cloud, Cybersecurity, Unified Communications, and Infrastructure solutions. From developing and deploying modern applications and the secure, scalable platforms on which they run, to managing, monitoring, and optimizing their operations, OnX delivers comprehensive technology solutions for its clients’ transformative business initiatives.

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The L4 SharePoint / Power Platform Engineer designs, administers, and governs enterprise Microsoft 365 collaboration and automation platforms. This role owns complex platform operations, governance, and project delivery across SharePoint Online and Power Platform, and serves as an escalation point and technical mentor for lower-tier engineers.

The engineer operates with minimal supervision, contributes to architecture decisions, supports business-critical solutions, and participates in on-call rotation for high-severity incidents.

• SharePoint Online Administer and operate SharePoint Online tenant and site architecture, including communication sites, team sites, and hub sites.
• Own site lifecycle management: provisioning standards, storage management, retention, archiving, and decommissioning.
• Design and enforce permissions models using M365 Groups, SharePoint Groups, and Azure AD security groups; manage inheritance, external sharing, and access reviews.
• Define and enforce governance standards: naming conventions, information architecture, metadata/taxonomy, content types, and data classification.
• Plan and execute SharePoint migrations (on-prem to SPO, site consolidations), including discovery, remediation, pilot, cutover, and validation.
• Act as escalation point for complex SharePoint issues (permissions, sharing, search, sync, pages/web parts, workflow failures).
• Perform root-cause analysis, implement permanent fixes, and maintain runbooks and technical documentation.

• Administer Power Apps, Power Automate, Power BI, and Dataverse environments across Dev/Test/Prod.
• Define and manage environment strategy, capacity monitoring, health checks, and platform reliability.
• Implement Power Platform governance, including:
• Environment routing and segmentation
• Maker onboarding standards
• Solution-based ALM practices
• Naming, ownership, tagging, and auditing
• Configure and maintain Data Loss Prevention (DLP) policies and connector governance.
• Administer Dataverse security models, including roles, teams, field security, and Azure AD group-based access.
• Support solution deployments using managed solutions, environment variables, and connection references.
• Partner with business and technical teams to design and deploy automation using Power Automate with proper error handling, logging, retries, and performance optimization.
• Provide hands-on support for canvas and model-driven Power Apps, including data modeling, UX patterns, delegation, and performance tuning.

• Enforce organizational security and compliance standards across SharePoint Online and Power Platform.
• Ensure least-privilege access, approved connector usage, and auditable solution designs.
• Support compliance requirements including retention, auditing, and eDiscovery readiness.
• Monitor and respond to security risks such as oversharing, unauthorized access, and risky automation patterns.
• Document findings, remediate gaps, and strengthen preventive guardrails.