Overview:
World Wildlife Fund (WWF), one of the world’s leading conservation organizations, seeks a Microsoft Productivity & Cloud Engineer.

The Microsoft Productivity & Cloud Engineer is responsible for supporting, optimizing, and evolving Microsoft 365 productivity and cloud services for WWF-US and its Country Offices. This position combines deep technical expertise with strong cultural and linguistic fluency, providing regionally aligned support while contributing to global standards, governance, and continuous improvement.

Responsibilities:
Microsoft 365 Productivity & Collaboration- Support and optimize administration of Microsoft 365 productivity services, including:
- Microsoft Teams and Teams Admin Center- OneDrive, SharePoint,



and their respective Admin Centers- Help provide or design solutions for staff or program workflows utilizing advanced Microsoft tools such as Power Apps and Power Automate.- Partner with regional teams to improve adoption and effective use of collaboration tools- Provide localized guidance and support in English and Spanish- Familiarity with Microsoft Fabric is a plus

User Account & Identity Management- Work with role assignments and access permissions in alignment with least-privilege principles along with advanced user, user principal, and Entra App / Enterprise App integrations and permissions.- Support on-going and new conditional access policies and Privileged Identity Management (PIM) in alignment with least-privilege principles.- Manage M365, Security, Dynamic, and Distribution groups (ideally through both Web UI and PowerShell / MS Graph)- Support onboarding, offboarding, and role-change processes for staff, contractors, and partners- Coordinate with US IT teams to ensure timely and accurate identity lifecycle management- Assist with access reviews, audits, and remediation activities

Regional Support & General Collaboration- Serve as a trusted technical partner to Country Office leadership and staff- Provide time-zone-alig

📌 Microsoft 365 Productivity (Hipódromo)
🏢 World Wildlife Fund
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