Knowledge Management Associate / Content Curation Specialist
Location: Gurgaon, Haryana, India
Experience: 3–5 years
About the Company
Alvarez & Marsal (A&M;) is a global qualified services firm known for entrepreneurial, action-oriented professionals who take a hands-on approach to solving complex client problems. Its culture is guided by Integrity, Quality, Objectivity, Fun, Personal Reward, and Inclusive Diversity. In 2023, A&M; established a Global Capability Center in India to expand specialized talent, accelerate delivery, enable automation, and support global business units across the Americas, EMEA, and APAC. The Gurgaon-based center partners with consulting case teams on end-to-end delivery and thought leadership rather than operating as a traditional back-office function. It brings together consulting and industry professionals across sectors including Consumer & Retail, Healthcare, Software & Technology, Automotive & Industrials, Hospitality & Leisure, Energy & Natural Resources, and Financial Services.
The center is growing rapidly and already has more than 900 team members.
About the Role
Own the quality, usability, and adoption of knowledge management content and SharePoint Online solutions supporting A&M;’s consulting business. You will work within the Global AI and Knowledge Innovation Organization alongside KM Business Partners to translate business needs into structured sites, pages, lists, workflows, and user-facing documentation. The role combines SharePoint Online creation, development, and administration with content governance, document tagging, document sanitization, testing, rollout, and hypercare support. You will coordinate with stakeholders across business units, maintain clear action tracking, and ensure knowledge products remain accurate, discoverable, and aligned with evolving processes and platform capabilities. This is a hands-on role for a polished communicator who can work independently, manage competing priorities, and improve
📌 Content Curation Specialist (India)
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📍 India