Microsoft Modern Workplace & Azure Deployment Architect

Microsoft Modern Workplace & Azure Deployment Architect Who We Are: Quadbridge is a fast-growing North American IT solutions provider, empowering businesses to navigate complex challenges daily, through strong partnerships with leading technology providers and close collaboration with our team and customers. With locations in Kitchener, Montreal and Vancouver, we strive to create an energetic, fun workplace where ambitious, like-minded teammates collaborate, innovate, and thrive as we continue to grow our national footprint. We are Quadbridge. See how we’re building tomorrow’s solutions, together. This Role: The Microsoft Modern Workplace & Azure Deployment Architect is responsible for designing, leading, and delivering integrated Microsoft 365 and Azure transformations. This role ensures that identity, security, collaboration, and infrastructure are modernized together, aligned to business outcomes, and delivered securely at scale. The architect acts as a trusted advisor, translating business requirements into cloud‑first architectures while guiding customers through deployment, adoption, governance, and operational readiness. This role reports to the Technical Team Leader. Key Responsibilities Deliver end‑to‑end M365 and Azure migrations and modernizations Establish secure, scalable identity‑first cloud foundations Reduce legacy infrastructure and technical debt Enable adoption, governance, and long‑term operational success Position customers for Copilot and AI readiness 1. Strategy, Discovery & Target‑State Architecture Lead Modern Workplace and Cloud readiness assessments Design target‑state architecture across: Entra ID (Azure AD) Microsoft 365 (Exchange, SharePoint, OneDrive, Teams) Intune / Endpoint Management Azure IaaS, PaaS, and landing zones Defender and Purview security platforms Define SaaS vs IaaS vs PaaS strategies Align technical decisions to business outcomes (productivity, resiliency, security, cost) 2. Identity & Access (Cross‑Platform Foundation)