Pearson Carter
D365 BC Developer

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D365 Senior Business Central Developer | Hybrid | £50,000 - £70,000
I’m currently working with an established Microsoft Dynamics Business Central Partner with 19+ years of experience delivering NAV and Business Central solutions to clients ranging from growing SMEs to large multinational organisations.
They’re looking to add an experienced D365 Business Central Developer to their technical team, with opportunities available at both Senior and Mid-Level.
THE ROLE:
You’ll work closely with Functional Consultants and clients to design, develop and maintain Business Central solutions, covering customisations, extensions, integrations and technical implementations.
The role will involve:
- Developing D365 Business Central customisations and extensions using AL
- Working with legacy NAV/C/AL environments
- Producing technical designs and translating requirements into technical solutions
- Building integrations using APIs and web services
- Supporting upgrades, migrations and new functionality
- Troubleshooting technical issues across multiple environments
- Following BC development, source control, testing and DevOps best practices
- Supporting and mentoring junior developers where appropriate
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THE CANDIDATE:
- 8+ years' experience with Dynamics NAV / C/AL
- 5+ years' experience with D365 Business Central / AL
- Experience converting C/AL to AL
- Strong technical design experience
- Previous experience leading or mentoring developers is highly desirable


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You'll need strong experience with AL, Business Central/NAV, Visual Studio Code, Git, APIs and web services. Experience with Power Platform, Power Automate or Azure DevOps is advantageous.
THE OFFER:
- Salary: £50,000 - £70,000
- Hybrid Working
- Opportunity to work on a variety of Business Central/NAV projects
- Established Microsoft Partner with a strong track record
- Senior-level opportunity to influence technical delivery and mentor others
📍 Location: Northamptonshire
If you're an experienced NAV/Business Central Developer and open to a new opportunity, I'd be keen to speak with you.
📧 george@pearsoncarter.com 📞 0191 406 6111
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