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ONSITE – 4 DAYS PER WEEK - GLASGOW
Here at Harvey Nash, we’re working with a local client to recruit an EUC Team Lead. This role will be responsible for managing and developing a small team, while also helping to shape the future of workplace technology across the organisation.
You’ll play a key role in delivering customer-focused EUC services and supporting a transformational rollout of Google Chromebooks and ChromeOS as part of a wider modern workplace strategy.
Alongside this, you’ll support the ongoing development and continuous improvement of the Microsoft environment, including Azure, Intune, Active Directory, security, and endpoint management.
Responsibilities include:
- Lead and develop a small EUC team, managing delivery across BAU and transformation projects.
- Lead the organisation’s transition to Google Chromebooks and ChromeOS, supporting the design, rollout, adoption, and optimisation of the new environment.
- Manage ChromeOS, Google Workspace, and Google Admin Console, including device management, policies, security, and compliance.
- Support the integration of Google and Microsoft technologies, including Intune, Entra ID, and Microsoft 365.
- Act as the EUC subject matter expert and key point of contact, providing technical guidance and support across the organisation.
- Drive continuous improvement across the modern workplace, identifying opportunities for automation, optimisation, and improved user experience.
- Work closely with IT, business stakeholders, and third-party suppliers to deliver the future-state workplace technology strategy.
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This role is critical to the successful delivery and ownership of the organisation’s workplace transformation. Strong, hands-on experience supporting Google Chromebooks and ChromeOS is essential, along with experience managing and optimising relevant Google Cloud Platform (GCP) services. The successful candidate will be expected to take a hands-on approach to the rollout, adoption, and ongoing optimisation of the new environment.


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