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Taxonomy Jobs in Michigan (NOW HIRING)

Endocrinologist

Southfield, MI · On-site

$220 - $320/hr

We are seeking a Board-Certified Endocrinologist with experience in obesity medicine or obesity taxonomy who is ready to bring innovation, empathy, and excellence to the front lines of metabolic ...

Endocrinologist

Southfield, MI · On-site

$220K - $320K/yr

We are seeking a Board-Certified Endocrinologist with experience in obesity medicine or obesity taxonomy who is ready to bring innovation, empathy, and excellence to the front lines of metabolic ...

This role ensures digital assets are organized, tagged, and maintained in accordance with established metadata and taxonomy standards.The DAM serves as a central hub and source of truth for digital ...

Proficient in instructional design frameworks, such as ADDIE, ROPES, and Bloom's Taxonomy . * Experience using learning management systems (LMS) and e-learning tools like Articulate, Captivate, or ...

Internal Project Manager

Livonia, MI · On-site

$80K - $95K/yr

Train and coach team members on Jira best practices; establish and enforce consistent taxonomy (epics, stories, tasks, labels, components). * Manage Atlassian licensing, user administration, and ...

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How much do taxonomy jobs pay per hour?

As of Jul 28, 2026, the average hourly pay for taxonomy in Michigan is $49.56, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $47.79 and $55.96 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a taxonomy job?

A taxonomy job involves developing, organizing, and managing classification systems to categorize information, products, or data. Professionals in this field often work with metadata, ontologies, and taxonomic structures using tools like Excel or specialized software, and may require knowledge of data management and classification standards.

What biology jobs pay over $100k?

In biology-related fields, roles such as biomedical directors, pharmacologists, and research scientists often have salaries exceeding $100,000 annually. These positions typically require advanced degrees, specialized skills, and experience in research, development, or management within healthcare, pharmaceuticals, or biotech industries.

How to get a job in taxonomy?

To get a job in taxonomy, candidates typically need a background in biology, ecology, or related fields, along with skills in data management and classification systems. Relevant experience with biological databases, taxonomy software, or field research can improve prospects. Certifications or advanced degrees may also enhance employability in research, conservation, or academic settings.

What are the typical day-to-day responsibilities of someone in a taxonomy role?

In a taxonomy position, your daily responsibilities may include designing and maintaining classification systems, developing controlled vocabularies, and organizing digital content for optimal search and navigation. You'll collaborate with product managers, UX designers, content creators, and data specialists to ensure taxonomies meet business and user needs. Regular tasks often involve auditing existing taxonomies, mapping new data, and updating documentation to reflect changes. This role requires both independent analysis and cross-functional teamwork, making it dynamic and integral to improving information architecture within the organization.

What is a Taxonomy job?

A Taxonomy job involves organizing, categorizing, and structuring information to improve searchability and data management. Taxonomists create classification systems, metadata schemas, and controlled vocabularies to help users find relevant content efficiently. They often work in fields like e-commerce, libraries, knowledge management, and artificial intelligence. Their role is crucial for enhancing navigation, search functionality, and data consistency across digital platforms.

What are the careers in taxonomy?

Careers in taxonomy include roles such as taxonomist, biological scientist, and data curator, focusing on classifying and organizing biological or information systems. These positions often require expertise in biology, ecology, or information management, and may involve fieldwork, research, or data analysis using specialized tools and software.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the Taxonomy position, and why are they important?

To succeed in a taxonomy role, strong analytical skills, attention to detail, and a background in information science, library science, or related fields are typically required. Familiarity with metadata standards, taxonomy management platforms (such as PoolParty or Synaptica), and experience with classification systems are important assets. Excellent collaboration, communication, and problem-solving abilities help taxonomy professionals work effectively with stakeholders from various departments. These skills are crucial for creating logical, user-friendly organizational structures that improve data discoverability and consistency across digital platforms.

What are the most commonly searched types of Taxonomy jobs in Michigan? The most popular types of Taxonomy jobs in Michigan are:
Infographic showing various Taxonomy job openings in Michigan as of July 2026, with employment types broken down into 89% Full Time, 6% Part Time, 1% Temporary, and 4% Contract. Highlights an 82% Physical, 6% Hybrid, and 12% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $103,085 per year, or $49.6 per hour.
Senior Consultant - Microsoft Purview & M365 Compliance Governance

Senior Consultant - Microsoft Purview & M365 Compliance Governance

Proactive Technology Management

Ferndale, MI • On-site

Full-time

This job post has expired today. Applications are no longer accepted.


Job description

The role in one sentence

Lead the Microsoft Purview and M365 compliance lane of a 90-day governance engagement that turns a Fortune-class regulated enterprise’s data, DLP, and Copilot exposure surface into a classified, labeled, retained, audited capability — and convert into a PTM Fusion full-time hire on successful delivery.

Why this role exists

Proactive Technology Management (PTM) Fusion has committed to a 90-day governance program for a Fortune-class regulated enterprise client. The program has two delivery lanes running in parallel — Power Platform / Copilot Studio CoE & ALM and Microsoft Purview / M365 Compliance. This posting is for the Purview / M365 lane.

The engagement runs in two phases:

  • Phase 1 — Discovery & Assess (30 days). Inventory the client’s M365 information protection posture: existing sensitivity labels, DLP policies, retention framework, audit configuration, classification accuracy, and Copilot AI exposure. Map current state against PTM and Microsoft baselines. Quantify the risk and ROI of remediation. Deliver a prioritized governance backlog.
  • Phase 2 — Implement & Govern (60 days). Stand up a label taxonomy and auto-labeling policy. Deploy or tune DLP across Exchange, SharePoint, OneDrive, Teams, and Endpoint. Operationalize retention, records management, and audit. Configure Purview-for-Copilot DSPM-for-AI controls. Wire the whole estate into Azure Monitor and Log Analytics so governance posture is observable, not assumed.

You will work in lockstep with a Power Platform CoE / ALM specialist who owns the Power Platform side. The two lanes share a Solution Architecture Document, a milestone roadmap, and a value metric — so coordination matters.

What you'll deliver
  • A complete inventory of existing Purview, DLP, retention, and audit configuration, with a risk-ranked gap analysis against PTM and Microsoft reference architectures.
  • A sensitivity label taxonomy the business actually understands, with manual labeling guidance and auto-labeling policies (client-side and service-side) tuned for low false-positive rate.
  • DLP policies across Exchange, SharePoint, OneDrive, Teams, and Endpoint DLP, with explicit incident triage, exception, and override workflows. Coordination with Power Platform DLP through the Power Platform lane.
  • A retention label and policy framework covering record categories, disposition review, and litigation-hold posture.
  • Microsoft Purview Audit configuration (Standard or Premium tier as scoped), audit log retention, and export pipeline to the client’s downstream SIEM.
  • Microsoft Compliance Manager assessment selection, improvement-action plan, and executive reporting cadence.
  • Purview for Copilot governance — DSPM-for-AI configuration, sensitivity-aware grounding rules, prompt and response audit, and red-team review of high-exposure agents in coordination with the Power Platform lane.
  • Azure Monitor and Log Analytics observability — diagnostic settings on M365 audit and DLP signals, KQL workbooks for label coverage, DLP incident rate, retention drift, and AI prompt-risk indicators, alert rules on policy drift, and an executive dashboard reporting against the value metric agreed during Discovery.
  • Solution Architecture Document (SAD), Solution Design Document (SDD), and milestone roadmap authored against PTM templates and reviewed under our Maker-Checker discipline.
Who you are

You can sit with a Chief Information Security Officer at 9 a.m., a records-management lead at 11 a.m., and a SharePoint admin at 2 p.m. — and leave each conversation with the same coherent governance picture in mind. You communicate in plain language to business owners and in precise technical terms to engineers, often in the same meeting.

You believe a label taxonomy is a product, not a deliverable. You measure success in incidents avoided, audits passed, and ROI delivered — not in policies authored.

Requirements

Microsoft Purview & M365 governance (depth required)
  • 5+ years delivering Microsoft Purview / M365 information protection in enterprise or mid-market environments, with at least 2 full lifecycles of label taxonomy design and deployment.
  • Microsoft Purview Information Protection — label taxonomy design, manual labeling, auto-labeling policies (client-side and service-side), label-driven encryption, and rights management.
  • Microsoft Purview Data Loss Prevention across Exchange, SharePoint, OneDrive, Teams, and Endpoint DLP — policy authoring, simulation mode, incident triage, exception workflow, and tuning to keep false-positive rate inside a defensible band.
  • Data classification using built-in, custom keyword, custom regex, exact-data-match, and trainable classifiers — including the data-engineering work to seed and validate them.
  • Retention labels and retention policies, records management, disposition review, and litigation-hold posture.
  • Microsoft Purview Audit (Standard and Premium) — audit log search, export, retention, and downstream SIEM integration.
  • SailPoint - Proven expertise with Identity Governance & Administration (IGA) platforms, specifically SailPoint
    • Hands-on experience implementing, configuring, and maintaining SailPoint solutions (e.g., IdentityIQ, IdentityNow)
  • Microsoft Compliance Manager — assessment selection, improvement actions, control implementation evidence, and executive reporting.
  • Purview for Copilot — DSPM-for-AI configuration, sensitivity-aware grounding, prompt and response auditing for Microsoft Copilot for M365 and Copilot Studio agents.
Identity & adjacent surfaces (depth required)
  • Microsoft Entra ID — conditional access, sensitivity-label-bound access policies, and the binding between identity, label, and DLP enforcement.
  • Working knowledge of Power Platform DLP so the M365 and Power Platform DLP surfaces compose coherently — you will partner with the Power Platform lane on this, but you must be able to reason about it end-to-end.
  • Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps for shadow-IT discovery and SaaS DLP enrichment, where in scope.
Observability (depth required)
  • Azure Monitor and Log Analytics — workspace design, diagnostic settings for M365 audit and Purview signals, KQL fluency, workbook authoring, alert rules, and action groups.
  • Microsoft Sentinel integration for governance signals and audit-log SIEM tier — connector deployment, analytic rule authoring, and incident workflow.
  • Power BI dashboards that report a value metric a non-technical executive can act on (label coverage, DLP incident rate, retention drift, AI prompt-risk).
Consulting craft (depth required)
  • Demonstrated ability to author and present architecture artifacts to a CTO-level audience: C4 diagrams, SADs, SDDs, milestone roadmaps.
  • A discovery toolkit you actually use — Lean UX, BPMN, Event Storming, or comparable methods for translating ambiguous client problems into a prioritized backlog with measurable outcomes.
Strongly Preferred
  • Microsoft certifications: SC-400 (Information Protection & Compliance Administrator), SC-100 (Cybersecurity Architect Expert), SC-200 (Security Operations Analyst), SC-300 (Identity & Access Administrator).
  • Hands-on with Microsoft Priva for privacy management, data subject requests, and privacy risk policies.
  • eDiscovery (Standard and Premium) — case management, custodian holds, advanced indexing, and review-set culling.
  • Insider Risk Management and Communication Compliance policy design.
  • Experience with regulated frameworks — HIPAA, HITRUST, SOC 2, ISO 27001, FDA 21 CFR Part 11, GDPR, GLBA — and the documentation discipline they require.
  • Prior delivery in regulated environments (medical device, life sciences, healthcare, or financial services).
  • Experience as a subcontractor or partner-of-partner — you know how to represent PTM cleanly inside multi-vendor delivery teams and inside the end client’s governance forums.
How you work
  • Search before assumptions. You verify against current docs, the client tenant, and runtime evidence before recommending. Confidence without evidence is not a substitute for either.
  • Contracts before code. You define the interface — label taxonomy, DLP policy, retention schedule, audit retention — before anyone publishes against it.
  • Validators before delivery. Every label, every DLP rule, every retention policy ships with a test that proves it works and an alert that fires when it stops working.
  • Maker-Checker over solo heroics. You welcome a second pair of eyes on every material design decision, and you give the same in return.
  • Plain language. A 12-year-old can follow your milestone narrative. A CISO trusts your governance posture. A business owner sees the ROI line.
Engagement details
  • Engagement structure. Contract-to-hire. Initial term covers the full 90-day engagement (30 days Discovery + 60 days Implementation). Conversion to PTM Fusion full-time hire on successful delivery and mutual fit.
  • Capacity. One full-time-equivalent role, paired with a Power Platform CoE / ALM specialist on the same engagement.
  • Location. Remote, US-based. Occasional travel to client sites; expect no more than one trip per month during Implementation.
  • Compensation. Competitive contract rate during the engagement; market-aligned base, performance bonus, and benefits package on conversion. Final terms commensurate with experience and certifications.
  • Start. Immediate. Discovery kicks off as soon as the right candidate is in seat.

Benefits

Possibility of contract-to-hire