Anson McCade
Power Platform Engineer

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AI & Power Platform Engineer – Associate Manager / Manager
Location: UK
Level: Associate Manager – Manager
Practice: AI & Data
Salary: £65,000 - £110,000
We’re looking for an experienced AI & Power Platform Engineer to join a growing AI & Data practice, delivering complex, enterprise-scale solutions across Power Platform, Copilot Studio and Azure.
This is a hands-on, client-facing role where you’ll take solutions from requirements and design through to development, testing, deployment and support. You’ll work closely with architects, business analysts, testers and senior stakeholders to deliver secure, scalable and user-friendly solutions.
Key Responsibilities
- Build enterprise solutions using Power Apps, Power Automate, Dataverse and AI Builder.
- Develop Canvas and Model-driven applications.
- Design Dataverse data models, security roles and governance approaches.
- Build integrations using connectors, APIs and custom connectors.
- Use Azure services, including Azure Functions, to extend Power Platform solutions.
- Apply strong ALM, DevOps, security and governance practices.
- Work with technical and client stakeholders throughout the delivery lifecycle.
- Contribute to technical demonstrations, proof of concepts and pre-sales activity.
- Help develop and promote the use of Copilot Studio and emerging AI technologies.
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About You
- Strong commercial experience with Microsoft Power Platform.
- Excellent hands-on experience with Power Apps, Power Automate and Dataverse.
- Experience with ALM, integrations, APIs and enterprise security.
- Knowledge of Azure services and/or AI Builder.
- Strong stakeholder management and communication skills.
- Experience delivering solutions within a consulting or client-facing environment is desirable.
- Copilot Studio experience is preferred, but not essential — a willingness to learn is key.


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Why Join?
- Work on large-scale AI and Power Platform transformation programmes.
- Gain exposure to Copilot, AI and the latest Microsoft technologies.
- Access dedicated learning, training and certification opportunities.
- Work alongside experienced architects, engineers and AI specialists.
- Clear progression opportunities from Associate Manager through to Manager.
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