Microsoft 365 Migration
Pubblicato il 13-08-2026 - Altro in Milano
Ready to lead impactful Microsoft 365 transformation projects for customers?
Passionate about migrations, identity, security, and Copilot?
W ant to join SoftwareOne and be part of a collaborative, international environment that supports your growth and success?
Practical Information
Location: Milan, Italy | Work Arrangement: Hybrid | Visa Requirements: Valid working visa for EU | Language Requirements: Professional /fluent level English and Italian , both written and verbal
We are seeking a highly skilled Microsoft 365 Migration & Identity Specialist with hands-on experience delivering tenant-to-tenant migration projects and deep expertise in identity, access management, and Microsoft 365 Copilot. In this customer-facing role, you will work closely with customers, architects, and delivery teams to design and execute complex migration strategies, ensuring secure, compliant, and seamless transitions with minimal business disruption.
Key R esponsibilities
Lead and execute end-to-end tenant-to-tenant Microsoft 365 migrations across Exchange, SharePoint, OneDrive, and Teams,
including migration strategy design, coexistence planning, and cutover execution
Manage and troubleshoot identity and directory-related challenges , including Entra ID (Azure AD), domain consolidation, federation, identity mapping, and user lifecycle management
Utilize Quest on Demand Migration, Migration Manager , or equivalent migration platforms to deliver secure and efficient migration projects
Assess and optimize Microsoft 365 licensing models to ensure cost efficiency, compliance, and alignment with business requirements
Implement and support Microsoft 365 security solutions , including Conditional Access, Identity Protection, Data Loss Prevention (DLP), and Microsoft Defender technologies
Support Microsoft Copilot adoption and governance while providing best-practice guidance to customers and internal stakeholders
Collaborate with stakeholders to define migration plans, timelines, and risk mit