Lead Power Platform Developer
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Pearson Carter are currently working with a well-established and highly respected organisation that is looking to appoint a Lead Power Platform Developer. The company delivers innovative Microsoft solutions for a range of enterprise clients. They are looking for an experienced Power Platform professional with strong expertise across Power Apps, Power Automate, Power BI, and the wider Microsoft ecosystem. This is an opportunity to take on a leadership role, driving the design and delivery of enterprise-grade solutions. Get in touch if you’re looking for your next opportunity! Responsibilities
- Responsible for leading a technical team
- Deliver end to end low-code implementations
- Requirements gathering, scoping and building Power Platform Solutions., Keywords: Power Platform, Power Apps, Canvas, CE, Power BI, Power Automate, Microsoft Gold Partner, Consultant, Implementation, Analyst, Functional, London, Surrey, Kent Sussex, Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire, Essex, Reading Oxfordshire, Remote.
Requirements
- Extensive experience within technical roles
- Strong Power Platform experience
- API integrations experience
Benefits & conditions
They offer a competitive salary of up to £85,000 with a benefits package including life insurance 4X salary, 25 days annual leave and private medical.
About the company
Pearson Carter is the Global Leader in Microsoft Technology, Web, Mobile and Software Development Recruitment with specialist roles across the globe - www.pearsoncarter.com
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