Power Platform Developer
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Job description
As a Power Platform Developer, you will translate business needs into technical solutions as part of an ongoing technology transformation programme. As well as working with Power Platform and .NET, you’ll also work with SQL Server databases, Power BI Dashboards, SSRS reports and more. This will be a varied role where you will also support the testing of, deployment, and continuous improvement of solutions.
Requirements
- Microsoft Power Platform (Power Automate and PowerApps)
- Data Modelling
- ETL processes
- Experience with Reporting tools like Power BI, SSRS etc
- SQL Server
- Desirable tech - Azure, .NET, GIT, Azure DevOps
Benefits & conditions
My client has offices across Lincolnshire and Yorkshire, giving candidates the choice to work from whichever office is closest. Package:
- Progression and career development opportunities
- Life Insurance, generous holiday entitlement, Health and wellbeing programme, health cash plans + dozens more.
- Potential bonus
About the company
Effectively, this role is responsible for the development and maintenance of end-user solutions and applications for a business with more than 500 employees.
The company have an excellent reputation within their sector, and have experienced 14 consecutive years of growth, posting record revenues for the last financial year. They promote a healthy work-life balance and will give you the opportunity to develop your technical knowledge.
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