D365 Data Consultant

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D365 Data Consultant

Location: United Kingdom (Remote/Hybrid)
Job Type: Permanent, Full-Time
Salary: £45,000 - £65,000

About the Role
My client is seeking a D365 Data Consultant to deliver high-quality, cloud-based data solutions within the Microsoft Azure ecosystem. You will be responsible for integrating, migrating, and optimising data within Microsoft Dynamics 365 CRM, helping businesses transform their data strategies.

Key Responsibilities

Lead CRM-centric integration's and data migrations from legacy systems to D365 CRM.
Work with Azure technologies (Azure SQL, Data Factories, Synapse, and Data Lakes) to ensure seamless data flow.
Develop Power BI reports and analytic solutions to provide meaningful insights.
Implement data transformation, validation, and replication strategies.
Conduct client workshops and provide training on best practices in data migration, integration, and reporting.Key Skills & Experience

Strong experience with Microsoft Dynamics 365 CRM and Azure SQL.
Proficiency in T-SQL, Power BI, Azure Data Factories, and API integration's.
Ability to manage complex data migration projects and integration's.
Strong problem-solving skills and ability to engage with stakeholders.
Experience in the non-profit sector (D365 Fundraising & Engagement) is a plus.Benefits & Perks

Remote-first working with flexible office access.
23 day's holiday (rising to 28 with service).
Company pension & life assurance (4x salary).
Health & wellness benefits, including cash-back for medical expenses.
Employee assistance program & mental health support.
Volunteering leave & work-from-anywhere scheme (up to 4 weeks per year).
Discounts on gym memberships and retail offers.

If you are interested in this position please reach out, you can email me at (url removed) or call me @ (phone number removed)

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