Role Description BlueVoyant is currently seeking a Purview Specialist to join Deployment Engineering, Microsoft Data Security & Compliance in our Deployment Services team. In this role, you will leverage your knowledge of Microsoft Purview and Compliance technologies to enable comprehensive data security solutions within customer environments. You will work on projects focused on data protection, classification, and compliance across small, medium, and enterprise-sized organizations, involving hands-on deployment of Microsoft Purview and related compliance solutions. - Work on Microsoft Purview and Compliance complex project implementations for customers (remotely), including design, architecture, deployment, and use case optimization. - Implement and configure data security solutions focusing on Data Classification, Microsoft Information Protection, Data Loss Prevention, and Insider Risk Management. - Create and develop new data protection policies, automation workflows, and compliance reporting per customer requirements. - Assess and report maturity of client data security and compliance deployments. - Define and assist in creating operational and executive compliance reports and dashboards. - Participate in research and development activities for process improvement and new product/feature enhancements. - Work on integration activities across Microsoft Purview and the broader Microsoft 365 compliance ecosystem. - Serve as a technical delivery resource for client-facing projects. - Collaborate with and support other engineers on the team. - Participate in ongoing support activities for managed service customers to help mature and maintain data security practices. - Identify and implement improvements around process and technical enablement. - Contribute to knowledge sharing activities, such as internal documentation, lunch and learn sessions, and public-facing blogs. - Support pre-sales activities by providing technical expertise, project scoping, and demonstrations of Microsoft Purview capabilities. Qualifications - 3+ years of technical experience enabling security and compliance technologies. - Strong experience with Microsoft Purview, including Data Classification, Information Protection, Data Loss Prevention (DLP), and Insider Risk Management. - Experience with Microsoft 365 Purview Center administration and configuration. - Knowledge of data governance principles within the Microsoft ecosystem. - Hands-on experience implementing sensitivity labels, retention policies, and DLP rules. - Experience with compliance query languages and/or scripting (e.g., PowerShell). - Excellent communication skills for client engagement and teamwork. - Current Microsoft certifications related to compliance and security (or willingness to obtain within 90 days). Requirements - Microsoft Certified: Information Protection Administrator Associate, Security Administrator Associate, or equivalent. - Understanding of Zero Trust principles as applied to data security. - Experience with risk assessment methodologies and compliance reporting. - Proficiency in PowerShell scripting for compliance automation. - Experience across all Microsoft Purview workloads. - Knowledge of regulatory frameworks (e.g., GDPR, HIPAA, CCPA) and implementation using Microsoft tools. - Customer-facing consulting experience. - Expertise in Microsoft 365 E5 Data Security & Compliance features. - Experience integrating Microsoft Sentinel for compliance monitoring. Company Description BlueVoyant is an AI-driven cybersecurity company dedicated to standing between our customers and cyber threats. By combining human, artificial, and proprietary intelligence, we deliver a unified solution that protects every organization’s network, identities, vendors, and digital footprints as a single attack surface. The company’s award-winning Microsoft Security expertise helps organizations maximize their security investments while reducing risk and ensuring compliance. Founded in 2017 by Fortune 500 executives, BlueVoyant is headquartered in New York City and has offices in Maryland, Tel Aviv, San Francisco, London, Budapest, and Latin America.

• Supports the business/group leader in implementing, maintaining, and administering first line of defense programs • Ensures adherence and efficiency in oversight of business operations • Contributes to a risk management culture through collaboration with first line employees and risk functions • Acts as a strategic partner ensuring program elements integrate with overall business/group strategies • Develops expert understanding of business/group challenges • Prepares and briefs senior leaders on regulatory matters • Monitors and advises on risk requirements within defined risk appetite. • Tracks performance and addresses issues, leading change management programs.

• Work directly with insured clients to review how they actually run their business • Assess their Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and confirm they are clearly written, properly put in place, and followed in practice • Find the gaps between what should happen and what does happen, then drive the fixes • Tie that work to measurable results: fewer losses, fewer claims, stronger client performance • Advise the underwriting team using what you learn in the field • Build the Risk Intelligence department over time, with your first hire expected within about a year • Lead the Risk Intelligence function from the ground up • Design repeatable processes, SOP audit frameworks, and an enterprise risk management (ERM) approach the company can scale • Conduct client reviews and operational assessments, mostly by video call, some on site • Check how well each insured vets and onboards motor carriers (safety, financial standing, licensing, insurance) and where their compliance checklists break down • Give clients clear, practical recommendations to tighten safety and compliance • Partner with underwriting to sharpen risk selection, and with claims to spot loss trends and prevent repeat losses • Act as a trusted advisor who raises the operational maturity of the clients you serve • Help define how the department and team grow over the next several years

• Build the Risk Intelligence department over time, with the first hire expected within approximately one year • Identify the gaps between intended processes and actual execution, then help drive corrective action • Work closely with insured clients to understand how their businesses operate in practice • Advise the underwriting team based on insights gathered directly from the field • Review clients’ Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) to confirm they are clearly documented, properly implemented, and followed in day-to-day operations • Connect this work to measurable outcomes, including reduced losses, fewer claims, and stronger client performance • Provide clients with clear, practical guidance to improve safety and compliance • Lead the Risk Intelligence function from inception • Assess how effectively each insured client vets and onboards motor carriers, including safety, financial standing, licensing, and insurance, and identify where compliance checklists break down • Partner with underwriting to strengthen risk selection, and collaborate with claims to identify loss patterns and prevent repeat losses • Design scalable processes, SOP audit frameworks, and an enterprise risk management (ERM) approach the company can expand over time • Serve as a trusted advisor who helps improve the operational maturity of the clients supported • Conduct client reviews and operational assessments, primarily by video call, with some on-site visits • Help shape how the department and team develop over the coming years