About Capital Dynamics:

Capital Dynamics is an independent global asset management firm focusing on private assets, including private equity (primaries, secondaries and direct investments) and clean energy.

Established in 1988, the Firm has extensive knowledge and experience developing solutions tailored to meet the exacting needs of a diverse and global client base of institutional and private wealth investors. Capital Dynamics oversees more than USD 14 billion in assets under management and advisement and employs approximately 150 professionals globally across 14 offices in Europe, North America, and Asia.

Capital Dynamics is a recognized industry leader in responsible investment, receiving top marks (Five Stars) from PRI across all categories and investment strategies, as well as in GRESB benchmarking for its clean energy strategy.

Technology Department Overview:

Capital Dynamics’ Technology department is responsible for the development, secure operation, maintenance and support of Capital Dynamics global IT infrastructure and solutions. The IT department enables the company’s employees to communicate, collaborate and automate routine tasks, and provides staff with the technology required to perform their duties, while ensuring information security, compliance with various regulations and company policies.

Role Purpose:

Capital Dynamics (‘CD’) is seeking to hire a highly capable graduate, to join our Technology department in the role of Technology Support Analyst in London. The Support Analyst is the primary technology support contact for the CD London office. The role is responsible for the stability and quality of the Microsoft 365 environment, end-user support across all business functions, and the operational management of core IT processes including provisioning, asset management, and break-fix resolution.

The role sits within the Technology function and reports to the CTO. It is designated as a development position, with a structured path into the firm's data and AI programme as core competencies are established.

Key Tasks and Responsibilities:

• Conducting first and second line troubleshooting on the windows-based infrastructure.
• Microsoft 365 Administration – administer and maintain the firm's M365 environment including Exchange Online, Teams, SharePoint Online, OneDrive, and associated integrations. Own configuration, permissions management, and ongoing housekeeping across all services. Serve as the internal subject matter expert for M365 queries and issues.
• End-User Support – deliver technology support to investment professionals, senior management, and operational staff across the London office. Maintain response and resolution standards consistent with a professional services environment. All support interactions are expected to meet a high service standard — proactive, accurate, and resolved without requiring follow-up.
• User Lifecycle Management – own the end-to-end provisioning and deprovisioning process for all London-based staff. Manage access rights across M365 and connected systems in line with the firm's permissions framework. Maintain accurate records of user status and entitlements.
• Break-Fix and Asset Management – triage, diagnose, and resolve hardware and software issues across Windows and Mac environments. Escalate to vendors or third-party support where required. Maintain the firm's technology asset inventory and manage device lifecycle.
• SharePoint Administration – configure and maintain SharePoint sites, document libraries, and permissions structures. The firm operates active SharePoint infrastructure as part of its broader data programme; the Support Analyst is expected to contribute to its ongoing management and development.
• Meeting Room and AV Technology – maintain meeting room technology, AV equipment, and video conferencing systems across the London office. Investment teams operate a high volume of internal and external calls; reliability of these systems is operationally critical.
• Documentation and Knowledge Management – document resolutions, maintain configuration records, and develop runbooks for recurring processes. The Technology function operates with a small team; institutional knowledge must be captured systematically.
• Flag security and risk concerns to the Technology Delivery Manager and Chief Technology Officer (CTO).