Remote Power Platform Developer

• We collaborate with teams to gather business requirements and translate them into scalable Power Platform solutions.
• We build, test, and maintain Power Apps and Power Automate flows, ensuring security and accessibility best practices.
• We integrate applications with third-party systems and data sources.
• We contribute to documentation, digital strategy, and knowledge sharing across teams.
• We mentor junior developers and engage in collaborative, agile development practices.
• We design, build, and roll out new applications using Microsoft Power Platform, including Power Apps, Power Automate, and Azure Logic Apps.
• We work closely with the Solutions Architect to drive innovation and continuous improvement across business and academic functions.
• We contribute to a Centre of Excellence framework and help establish best practices in automation, system architecture, and user experience.

Technologies:

• API
• Architect
• Azure
• DevOps
• JavaScript
• Microsoft Power Platform
• PowerShell
• Security
• SharePoint
• Office 365
• Cloud

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We are a forward-thinking education and training organisation focused on social impact and lifelong learning. This is a remote role for candidates based anywhere in the UK, and part-time hours may be considered for the right person. You will join our dynamic DevOps team and play a key part in our digital transformation journey, helping us build meaningful digital tools that improve how information flows across the organisation.

• Proven experience in a similar role using Power Apps, Power Automate, and Azure Logic Apps.
• Confident building Power Apps canvas apps, and a strong grasp of Power Platform formulas and logic.
• Ability to document and convert complex business processes into functional, automated workflows.
• Microsoft certifications or willingness to gain them.
• Experience in Agile environments and cross-functional collaboration.
• Familiarity with SharePoint, Dynamics 365, Azure, API integrations, and scripting languages like PowerShell or JavaScript is desirable but not essential.