Information Architect, SharePoint

About the role

Headquartered in Boston, with offices in San Francisco, New York, London and Hong Kong, Audax Private Equity is a leading private equity platform focused on investing across the North American middle market. Audax Private Equity manages three strategies: its Flagship and Origins private equity strategies, seeking control buyouts in the middle and lower middle markets, respectively, and its Strategic Capital strategy that provides customized equity solutions to PE-backed portfolio companies to help drive continued growth. Our objective is to accelerate value creation through our Buy & Build strategy and the Audax Value Agenda™, a holistic framework that seeks to enable, create, and protect value across every stage of the investment lifecycle. As of March 2026, Audax Private Equity had more than $20 billion of assets under management. For more information, visit www.audaxprivateequity.com or follow us on LinkedIn. POSITION SUMMARY: The Information Architect, SharePoint is an individual contributor responsible for the architecture, taxonomy, and information structure of Audax Private Equity's SharePoint environment. This role is Audax Private Equity’s subject matter expert for SharePoint information architecture, managed metadata, content classification, and document lifecycle management — ensuring deal, fund, and portfolio company content is well-structured, consistently tagged, and discoverable across the firm.

Responsibilities

• SharePoint Information Architecture: Own the SharePoint information architecture, including site structure, content types, column schemas, and library design. Serve as the technical authority on SharePoint architecture patterns, working with SPFx, CSOM, PowerShell, and the Microsoft Graph API. Define and enforce standards for site provisioning and structure so content is consistent and discoverable firmwide. Design and operate templated deal-site provisioning triggered from upstream systems, applying the correct structure and taxonomy at site creation.
• Taxonomy, Metadata, and Content Classification: Own the SharePoint managed metadata term store and the firm's deal taxonomy, and maintain the RefinableString managed property mappings that make it searchable. Design, build, and tune the document classification pipeline across path-based tagging, filename rules, SharePoint Premium classifiers, and a residual model stage. Apply intelligent document processing at ingestion (OCR, extraction, form recognition) so metadata and content signals are set at creation. Define and maintain metadata standards