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Client is seeking a Microsoft Power Platform Developer for the upgrade and development of an existing Geotechnical Application. In this role, you will be required to design, write, deploy and maintain a Low Code Web application and possible future and ongoing projects. You will also be required to contribute to design and planning sessions as well as formulate approaches for current coding tasks. Candidate must have strong application architecture, design, and development skills. To ensure success as a Microsoft Low Code, Developer should have a strong grasp of the Microsoft Power Platform (Power Apps, Power Automate, Power BI), Azure services, and related low-code capabilities. You should be skilled in building scalable apps, automating business processes, and solving problems in a fast-paced environment. Low Code Developer will be able to perform end-to-end solution delivery, including the creation, maintenance, and enhancement of Power Platform applications. This is not a power platform administration role. Candidates will require experience deploying solutions and working within Power Platform Environments., * Designing and developing Microsoft Power Platform solutions for the organization (Power Apps, Power Automate, Power BI, Dataverse).
- Your responsibilities will also include developing business requirements, preparing change management documentation, coordinating solution release schedules, and providing testing and training support.
- You will work closely with a technical lead and actively participate in discussions throughout the development lifecycle.
- Debugging, optimizing, and maintaining existing low-code applications and workflows.
- Identifying and mitigating technical risks and issues within Power Platform solutions.
- Collaborating closely with project teams, analysts, and other developers.
- Providing technical support and guidance to stakeholders on Power Platform capabilities.
- Reporting on project statuses and solution progress to senior team members.
- Partnering with IT management and business users to translate requirements into user stories and solution designs.
- Working with clients to prototype, refine, test, and troubleshoot applications and automated processes to meet business needs.
- Automated processes to meet business needs.
- Analyzing, defining, and documenting requirements related to data models, workflows, system integration, and
- business processes.
Requirements
- 5 years of Expert experience in the Microsoft Power Platform environment developing solutions, particularly migrating exiting apps/solutions to the Power Platform.
- 5 years of Experience in MS SQL Technologies writing TSQL queries (Select, Insert, Delete, etc.)
Preferred skills:
- 1 years of Knowledgeable with Microsoft DevOps or another Agile tool for tracking work
- 1 years Planning skills, including scope and development timeline estimating
- Excellent interpersonal, writing, and communication skills.
- Ability to work independently and complete projects with minimal supervision.
About the company
HonorVet Technologies is a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned IT staffing firm, ISO 9001 and ISO 27001 certified, working with federal agencies, state governments, and Fortune 500 enterprise clients across the US. What makes us different isnât a tagline; itâs the way we work. We donât forward resumes and hope for the best. We take the time to understand where a professional like you are headed and only reach out when we genuinely believe thereâs a fit worth exploring.
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