Technology Enablement Analyst

Technology Enablement Analyst About the Role

The Technology Enablement Analyst helps everyone at Specialized use technology safely, accountably, and productively. The leading edge today is AI enablement, but the role is broader:
SharePoint and Atlassian administration, data-privacy and security awareness, and the practical governance that keeps our platforms well understood and well used. Working closely with IT, Cybersecurity, and Legal, this person is the bridge between our platforms and the people who use them. We are looking for a teacher first. The hardest part of this job is not configuring a platform — it is sitting with a team that has already built its own workaround, understanding why, and bringing them onto a supported path they actually prefer.

Roughly half the week is hands-on platform and reporting work; the other half is spent with people, running sessions, coaching teams, and steering Shadow IT back onto sanctioned tools.

You genuinely enjoy teaching — running a Lunch & Learn or walking someone through their first useful AI prompt is the best part of your week, not an interruption to it. You would rather enable than gatekeep, and you get satisfaction from turning a guideline into a practice people adopt willingly. You want your hands on the platforms you teach; credibility here comes from knowing the tools deeply enough to be trusted.

You are patient with people and impatient with friction — happy to explain something three times, then go remove the reason it needed explaining.

Lead AI enablement and training, including the AI Champions Lunch & Learn series, the AI Bootcamp, and the central training library. Guide teams in safe, responsible, accountable AI use, and operationalize the tiered evaluation model that gates use cases by risk and data sensitivity. Champion prompt-engineering practice and real use cases, and run intake for new ones by business value and risk.

Partner with Cybersecurity and Legal to socialize what safe and accountable use means, translating requirements into guidance people can follow. Steer Shadow IT back onto sanctioned platforms, and maintain the sanctioned-tool catalog and request path so the approved option is the easy one.

Own SharePoint site administration, architecture, permissions, and content lifecycle so information stays findable, secure, and governed. Run periodic permission and external-sharing reviews with Cybersecurity, and manage site lifecycle and archival to control storage growth.

Serve as backup to the Atlassian Administrator across Jira, Confluence, and Rovo — supporting the platform, not owning it — including license hygiene ahead of renewals. Produce the monthly AI consumption and cost reporting for Global Technology leadership on behalf of the Sr. Manager, System Administration, with variance to budget and the usage evidence behind renewals.

Teams across the company use approved AI tools confidently for real work, with adoption measured rather than assumed. New AI use cases are routinely assessed through the tiered evaluation model, so adoption scales without added risk. AI spend is visible, forecast, and managed inside budget, and Shadow IT is materially reduced. SharePoint is well governed, and enablement runs as a documented, repeatable service rather than a set of personal habits.

• Demonstrated experience administering Microsoft SharePoint, including architecture, permissions, and governance.
• Strong platform administration background across one or more enterprise SaaS or collaboration platforms — provisioning, permissions and group management, configuration, integrations, and lifecycle management.
• Scripting and automation capability — Power Shell, Python, or equivalent, working with REST APIs such as Microsoft Graph to automate reporting and administration.
• Demonstrated AI solution capability: has built practical AI solutions others actually use — Copilot agents, custom GPTs, prompt libraries,…