Team leader content collaboration
Pubblicato il 07-09-2026 - Loacker in Renon
Team Leader Content Collaboration & AI (f/m/d) Join to apply for the Team Leader Content Collaboration & AI (f/m/d) role at Loacker. As Team Leader Content Collaboration & AI you will lead a team responsible for managing core solutions in collaboration, content, and artificial intelligence—including Microsoft Teams, Share Point, Power Platform and AI tools such as AI Builder and Copilot Studio. You will coordinate and develop these systems, drive digital transformation and process optimization across the company, and act as the Center of Excellence for the Power Platform, including IT governance.
Your Responsibilities
Platform Management & Architecture: Ensure collaboration and AI platforms are scalable, innovative, and strategically aligned.
Citizen Developer Enablement: Establish a framework that empowers business users to build solutions independently—securely and under governance. Cost & License Management: Oversee software licenses, optimize costs through Fin Ops practices, and support budget planning. Innovation & AI Solutions:
Design and implement innovative use cases with AI technologies, fostering a culture of learning and experimentation. Governance & Compliance: Contribute to policy design and implementation, ensuring release management and compliance standards are met.
Team Leadership: Build a high‐performing, collaborative team culture, support employee development, and set clear SMART/OKR goals.
Stakeholder Management: Collaborate closely with Digital Transformation Business Partners, business units, and technology partners.
Strategic Alignment: Translate corporate objectives into concrete initiatives and performance indicators.
Your Profile
Degree in Computer Science, Business Informatics, or a related field. At least 3 years of professional experience in content, collaboration, automation, and low‐code AI platforms. Strong expertise in Microsoft Azure Services, Power Platform, and AI integration. Experience with Fin Ops practices in a cloud context i