Solutions Architect - d365 CE, CRM, .Net, C#, Azure, Power Apps, TOGAF, Agile

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Solutions Architect - d365 CE, CRM, .Net, C#, Azure, Power Apps, TOGAF, Agile

Xpertise are urgently looking for several Solutions Architects (d365 CE, CRM, .Net, C#, Azure, Power Apps, TOGAF, Agile) due to ongoing demand.

Candidates will have the following skills and experience:

Proven experience as a Solutions Architect in Microsoft Dynamics 365/d365 CE
Proven implementation experience on large-scale programmes including field services and customer services
Proven experience of full life cycle Microsoft Dynamics 365/d365 CE implementations (including previous versions)
Proven experience of leading large-scale systems integration programmes
Proven experience of MVC, Entity Framework and Enteprise Library
Proven experience working in Agile environments ideally Agile Certified
A strong working knowledge of SQL Server 2008 and SSRS
Strong .NET and C# experience across WCF and Web API environments
TOGAF Certified
Microsoft Dynamics 365 CE/CRM Certified
Exceptional working environment available - outstanding culture, career path, benefits and salary.

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