Dynamics and Power Platform Developer

We are seeking a Dynamics CRM and Power Platform Developer for a digital transformation in the Higher Education sector. The project focuses on enhancing BAU processes, developing student interfaces, creating integrated apps, and ensuring robust data management and security.

• Streamline Microsoft Dynamics with Power Platform
• Develop student-facing Power Pages
• Create Model-Driven Apps with a centralized data model
• Implement Power Automate for automation
• Ensure data integration and security

• Microsoft CRM 2011 to current versions
• Power Platform components (Power Pages, Model-Driven Apps, Power Automate)
• Azure and Azure DevOps
• SQL, C#, HTML
• API and web service integrations
• Agile and hybrid waterfall methodologies

• Contract Type: Outside IR35
• Rate: Market Rate
• Location: London - Remote
• Start Date: ASAP

• Develop front-end and back-end components
• Design secure data models and integrations
• Collaborate with stakeholders to refine user requirements
• Produce documentation and handover notes

• Strong experience with Microsoft Power Platform
• Proficient in Azure DevOps and CI/CD pipelines
• Solid understanding of API/web service integration
• Experience with SQL, C#, HTML
• Database design and data modelling expertise
• Comfortable in Agile and hybrid environments

• Experience in Higher Education or similar sector
• Team management experience preferred

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