R1 RCM India is proud to be recognized amongst India's Top 50 Best Companies to Work For™ 2023 by Great Place To Work® Institute. We are committed to transforming the healthcare industry with our cutting-edge revenue cycle management services. Our goal is to ‘make healthcare simpler’ and enable efficiency for healthcare systems, hospitals, and physician practices. With over 30,000 employees globally, we are about 14,000 strong in India with offices in Delhi NCR, Hyderabad, Bangalore, and Chennai. Our inclusive culture ensures that every employee feels valued, respected, and appreciated with a robust set of employee benefits and engagement activities.
Overview
We are seeking a skilled and enthusiastic Microsoft 365 and Productivity Engineering Lead who will be responsible for planning, executing, and validating the migration of an organization's data, applications, and identities from cross-tenant and legacy systems to the Microsoft 365 cloud platform. The engineer will work closely with IT teams, business stakeholders,



and Microsoft Support to ensure a smooth and successful migration process. This role is also responsible for designing, implementing, and maintaining Microsoft 365 solutions for the organization. Additional focus areas include improving operational efficiency and user experience, optimizing and enhancing security, and applying technical expertise to drive process design and automation in support of continuous delivery.
Key Responsibilities
Assess the current state of the organization's IT infrastructure and identify the migration scope, risks, and dependencies.
Design and implement a migration strategy that minimizes the impact on the business operations and meets the security and compliance requirements.
Designing and implementing Office 365 solutions, including Exchange Online, Copilot, SharePoint Online, OneDrive for Business, and Microsoft Teams.
Plan and execute Microsoft 365 migrations, upgrades, and integrations with other systems and platforms.

📌 Principal Engineer (Noida)
🏢 R1 RCM
📍 Noida