Microsoft 365 & identity
Employee lifecycle, Exchange Online, Entra ID, licensing, group membership, mailbox access, and Teams Phone.
Steven Bodner
A systems admin.
A builder. A solutions guy.
I like building things that make someone’s day less frustrating. Sometimes that means tracing an identity issue. Sometimes it means taking a process spread across tickets, spreadsheets, and admin consoles and giving it a clearer way forward.
I build practical systems and workflows shaped by real enterprise operations experience. As a Systems Administrator, I support Microsoft 365, identity, and endpoint operations across a multi-state organization—turning that experience into tools that make complex work easier to manage.
The small details matter to me: what a tool explains, what it checks, and what happens when the happy path isn’t the path someone is on.
Experience behind the interface
Built around
real operations.
I work where people, access, devices, and business processes meet. That context shapes the tools: clear inputs, visible checks, and an administrator who stays in control.
Hands-on Microsoft 365 and identity administration in a multi-state, 100+ location environment.
More about my experience ↗Endpoint & access management
Intune and Apple Business Manager, Windows/iOS/Android management, enrollment and compliance policies, Conditional Access, MFA, and self-service password reset.
Internal tools & shared information
PowerShell and Microsoft Graph workflows, SharePoint intranet access governed by dynamic groups, and interfaces that help people navigate repeated administrative work.
Identity through the full lifecycle.
Onboarding, position changes, delegation, shared resources, and offboarding—paired with reviewable automation and troubleshooting that separates evidence from assumptions.
Beyond the admin console.
Multi-location operations, corporate endpoint standardization, collaboration rooms, and digital-signage environments. Useful software starts with understanding the work around it.
Have a workflow in mind?
Let’s make it
work better.
A practical improvement, an internal tool, or a role where systems and people need someone who understands both.