The Technology Architect – Digital Workplace is a hands‑on architecture role within Digital & Technology (D&T;), accountable for defining and governing Customer’s digital workplace architecture foundation—the integrated technologies that enable colleagues to work securely and productively from anywhere.

Reporting into the Technology Domain Architect, the role translates enterprise technology direction and standards into implementable digital workplace architectures that are secure by design, resilient by default, globally consistent and operable at scale.

The role supports a digital workplace setting that enables colleagues to connect, collaborate and access tools effectively, aligned to Customer’s Digital Workplace experience and roadmap. It also aligns to the broader strategic direction where the Microsoft suite is positioned as the standard for end‑user computing, identity management, security and collaboration in a modern digital workplace context.

Scope (sample domains — not exhaustive)

The domains below are illustrative examples only and are not exhaustive:




Digital Workplace – example common domains (not exhaustive):
Collaboration & productivity architecture (collaboration patterns, meeting/calling patterns, knowledge/communication enablement)
Identity & access architecture for end‑user services (authentication patterns, access models for productivity services)
Endpoint / device architecture (managed devices, configuration baselines, device lifecycle patterns)
Digital workplace service experience & demand shaping (demand intake patterns, experience-driven roadmap inputs)
End‑user security architecture (within guardrails) (secure configuration, data protection considerations for workplace services)
Resilience and continuity patterns for workplace services (availability and operability expectations)

Important: The above list is examples only and is not exhaustive. The role will cover additional digital workplace domains as required to support enterprise

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