Vallum Associates
Endpoint & Migration Engineer

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Endpoint & Migration Engineer
Outside IR35 Contract
Mostly Remote/Hybrid
We are seeking a hands-on Endpoint & M365 Migration Engineer to support the migration of users and their managed devices into a new standalone Microsoft 365 environment.
The organisation currently operates an Intune-managed endpoint estate, with Apple Business Manager in place and potential JAMF integration under consideration. The role will focus on endpoint identity, device migration, Intune configuration, application deployment, and hands-on cutover support.
Key Responsibilities
- Plan and execute migration of Windows endpoints into the new tenant.
- Support Microsoft Intune tenant migration and configuration.
- Manage Entra ID Join/device registration and authentication changes.
- Support Windows Autopilot and device provisioning.
- Review and migrate endpoint configuration policies.
- Rebuild/redeploy applications within the new tenant.
- Support Microsoft 365 application deployment.
- Support Apple device management through Apple Business Manager and Intune.
- Assess JAMF requirements and integration where applicable.
- Support migration of the small mobile estate, including iPhones and iPads.
- Develop endpoint migration and remediation procedures.
- Coordinate endpoint migration with the M365 identity and migration workstreams.
- Perform migration testing and user validation.
- Provide hands-on support during the big-bang weekend cutover.
- Provide post-migration hypercare and remediation.
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- Microsoft Intune.
- Windows 10/11 enterprise environments.
- Entra ID/Azure AD.
- Autopilot.
- Endpoint/application deployment.
- Device migration.
- PowerShell.
- Microsoft 365 migration.
- Apple Business Manager (desirable).
- JAMF experience (desirable).
- Experience supporting business separation/M&A/divestiture (desirable).
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