Senior Microsoft Dynamics 365 CRM Developer

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10 months ago
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Senior Microsoft Dynamics 365 CRM Developer

Location: Hybrid role 2-3 days in office per week - you can pick one of these base locations London or Birmingham
Employment Type: Full Time / Permanent
Salary: £60k - £90k + Generous Package

Our client is a multi-award-winning Microsoft partner committed to solving real-world challenges with cutting-edge technology. At our Microsoft Business Group, you'll be part of a cloud-native, collaborative environment, delivering impactful results for clients across diverse industries.

As a Senior Microsoft Dynamics 365 CRM Developer, you'll lead the design and implementation of Dynamics 365 CRM solutions for our public sector clients. Collaborating closely with cross-functional teams, you'll contribute to every stage of the solution lifecycle from project planning to ongoing support.

Key Responsibilities:

Analyse client business needs and deliver Dynamics 365 CRM solutions that add value.
Plan and execute CRM implementations while providing regular updates to stakeholders.
Manage Dynamics 365 solutions, ensuring optimal performance and scalability.
Develop and support Power Platform applications, including Power Apps Portals, Model-Driven/Canvas Applications, and Power Automate.
Handle data integrations, migrations, and performance tuning for D365 systems.Essential Skills & Experience:

Strong expertise in Dynamics 365 CRM capabilities, extensibilities, and solution design.
Experience in Power Platform development (Power Apps, Dataverse, Power Automate).
Proficiency in .NET Framework (4.5+), Web API, SQL Server (SSRS, FetchXML).
Hands-on experience with C#, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, JSON, XML, and SQL.Desirable Skills & Experience:

Knowledge of Microsoft Azure.
Experience with data integration and migration projects.
Familiarity with Power BI Reporting.We offer more than just a job, we offer a platform for growth.

A hugely collaborative environment where knowledge sharing is encouraged.
Access to award-winning learning & development programs.
Opportunities to work in an international and diverse team.
The chance to be part of a cloud-first organisation with official partnerships with Microsoft, Databricks, and GitHub.

Apply today and be part of a team that's changing the way businesses embrace technology.

Deerfoot Recruitment Solutions Ltd is a leading independent tech recruitment consultancy in the UK. For every CV sent to clients, we donate £1 to The Born Free Foundation. We are a Climate Action Workforce in partnership with Ecologi. If this role isn't right for you, explore our referral reward program with payouts at interview and placement milestones. Visit our website for details. Deerfoot Recruitment Solutions Ltd is acting as an Employment Agency in relation to this vacancy

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