Michael James Associates
Dynamics D365 Developer

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About the Role
My client is looking for a D365 Developer to join a growing technology function supporting a major transformation programme, where you'll play a key role in developing scalable solutions, enhancing business processes, and helping drive the adoption of Dynamics across the wider organisation.
Key Responsibilities
- Design, develop and support D365 solutions across the wider Microsoft ecosystem including Power Platform and Dataverse
- Work closely with business stakeholders to understand requirements and translate them into practical, value-driven technical solutions
- Collaborate across technology teams including Cloud, Power Platform and wider development teams to deliver integrated member journeys
- Follow modern engineering practices including DevOps, source control, solution management, governance and deployment standards
- Challenge existing processes and identify opportunities where Dynamics can improve efficiency, user experience and business outcomes
- Solid experience with C#, Javascript, Power Automate, PowerBI and Power Apps
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