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Job Title: Power Platform Developer
Client: Global engineering company
Location: Larne
Hourly Rate: £34.34 PAYE or £45.22 Umbrella
Duration: 12 months
Working arrangements: Fully site based
About the Role
As a Power Platform Developer, you will design, build, and govern enterprise-grade solutions across the Microsoft Power Platform and Microsoft Fabric stack. You will deliver Power BI and Fabric analytics, Dataverse-backed Canvas and Model-driven applications, Power Automate workflows, and Copilot Studio solutions for business stakeholders across LEPS Strategy & Transformation.
Role Responsibilities
- Developing Power BI semantic models, DAX measures, paginated reports, and governed workspaces.
- Building and managing Microsoft Fabric artefacts — Lakehouse, Warehouse, Dataflows Gen2, notebooks, and pipelines.
- Architecting Dataverse tables, relationships, business rules, and security roles.
- Delivering Canvas Apps and Model-driven (Dynamics-style) Apps.
- Automating processes with Power Automate (cloud flows and, where required, desktop / RPA).
- Designing Copilot Studio agents and agentic AI workflows (topics, actions, generative answers, knowledge sources) integrated with Dataverse and SharePoint.
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Key Skills
- Minimum 5 years delivering Power Platform solutions
- Expert level Power BI and Microsoft Fabric
- Expert level Dataverse and Canvas experience
- Advanced Power Automate


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Outsource UK is committed to creating a diverse environment and is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. You'll receive consideration for your application without regard to race, religion or belief, gender identity or expression, sex, sexual orientation, disability, marriage and civil partnership, pregnancy and maternity, or age.
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