Power Platform Developer
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Job Summary We are seeking a skilled Power Platform Developer to design, develop, and maintain business applications using Microsoft Power Platform. The ideal candidate will have experience building scalable solutions with Power Apps, Power Automate, and Dataverse while collaborating with business stakeholders to automate processes and improve operational efficiency. Key Responsibilities Design, develop, and deploy applications using Microsoft Power Apps. Build and maintain automated workflows using Power Automate. Develop and customize solutions using Dataverse and Microsoft 365. Integrate Power Platform solutions with Azure services, SQL Server, SharePoint, and third-party applications. Create dashboards and reports using Power BI when required. Troubleshoot application issues and optimize existing solutions. Collaborate with business users to gather requirements and deliver technical solutions. Follow development best practices, documentation standards, and governance policies. Required Skills Strong experience with Microsoft Power Platform (Power Apps, Power Automate, Dataverse). Experience with SharePoint Online and Microsoft 365. Knowledge of SQL Server and relational databases. Experience integrating REST APIs and external systems. Familiarity with Azure services . Strong problem-solving and communication skills. Preferred Qualifications Microsoft Power Platform certifications. Experience working in Agile/Scrum environments. Previous experience supporting enterprise applications. Local Houston project or client experience preferred.
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