Senior D365 CE Developer

Manchester
3 weeks ago
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Senior Developer - Microsoft Dynamics 365 CE/CRM

Job Description -
Exciting opportunity for a Senior D365 CE Developer to join a forward-thinking team at an award winning Microsoft Partner Client.

This position presents the chance to play a pivotal role in exciting projects, collaborating with talented professionals and demonstrating your technical skills in order to positively influence the experiences of their clients.

What the role offers?

A large variation of Dynamics 365 CE projects, in which you'll be actively helping to improve productivity.
Starting base salary up to £75k (Dependant on experience)
A range of company benefits including pension + 25 days holiday
Fantastic training programme and opportunities for professional development.Roles & Responsibilities

Design, develop and provide maintenance for advanced Dynamics 365 CRM solutions, tailored to individual client requirements.
Collaborate with Business Analysts, Stakeholders and End users to identify requirements related to Dynamics 365 and Power Platform applications.
Develop Customised workflows, plugins and business process flows and integration's using technologies such as Power Automate, Power Apps, Power BI and Azure services.
Integrate Dynamics 365 and Power Platform apps with other third party systems and databases using API's, connectors or customer integration's solutions.
Write and implement quality code, Using C# and .NET languages, enhancing the quality of the software by conducting regular tests.
Plan and deliver data migration strategies to transfer data from legacy systems into Dynamics 365 ensuring data integrity and accuracy.
Deploy solutions and monitor system performance, troubleshoot issues and apply patches, updates and enhancements to ensure optimal performance is consistent.
Provide training to end-users or support consultants on their delivery and how they can use elements that you have personally developed whilst working on a project. Give ongoing support and expertise to address issues and enhance functionality and optimise processes.Skills and Qualifications.

Extensive Experience in Microsoft Dynamics 365 CRM
Proficient in C# and use of .NET/Azure
Experience working with PowerApps.
Track record of delivering positive outcomes, within timeframes and budgets.
Strong communicator, both verbally and written in order to liaise with stakeholders, project managers, consultants and end users.
Full project life-cycle expertise.

Interested? Apply today for more details

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