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TG703898 - SharePoint Specialist / Manager

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TG703898 - SharePoint Specialist / Manager
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Are you able to help bring a transformation to the way in which people manage information and records across a large organisation, which will have an impact on the capture of future historical records?
We are seeking an electronic records management specialist with proven experience of working in information and records management to join our Programme team who will be the key point of contact for all teams on electronic records management at Tate during the migration of records from shared drives to SharePoint Online with an additional plug-in and will play a crucial role in records management and as SharePoint systems administrator.
The ability to communicate well across the organisation will be critical to success together with knowledge and experience of system administration of SharePoint and records management together with experience of creating an inclusive and respectful culture within a team and applying the principles of diversity and inclusion in building and maintaining relationships with colleagues.
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Job Description
Salary £39,790 per annum
Frequency Monthly - Salaried
Working Hours 36 hours per week
Job Reference TG703898
Contract Type Fixed Term - Full Time
Closing Date 9 October, 2026
Job Category Information Systems
Business Unit Galleries
Location London, United Kingdom
Posted on 11 September, 2026
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