Senior Microsoft Dynamics 365 Power Platform Architect

Senior Microsoft 365 Power Platform Architect!

Nigel Frank are excited to be supporting our client with a Solution Architect position. Our client is seeking an innovative Solution Architect to lead the charge in delivering transformative IT programs powered by Microsoft technology. You will be apart of a dynamic community of over 150 talented professionals, at the forefront of exciting projects that drive positive social impact across industries like Retail, Utilities, Manufacturing, Transport and Health.

The Role:

• Lead the Design: Oversee user needs gathering and shape the architecture of solutions that meet client objectives.
• End-to-End Ownership: Own both high-level and low-level solution designs for Microsoft Dynamics 365 projects.
• Innovative Solutions: Design secure, accessible, and high-performance solutions, utilizing the full Microsoft technology stack.
• Client Engagement: Build trust with stakeholders and inspire them with the art of the possible using Dynamics 365 and the Power Platform.

Requirements:

• Tech Enthusiasm: A strong interest in Dynamics 365, the Power Platform, and the Microsoft technology stack (including Azure and SharePoint).
• Practical Experience: Proven experience in CRM implementation lifecycles, CI/CD using Azure DevOps, and agile methodologies.
• Communication Skills: Ability to articulate ideas clearly to stakeholders at all levels.
• Flexibility and Critical Thinking: A collaborative mindset with a knack for translating business needs into digital solutions.
• Hyrbid Working: Our client believes in a hybrid-first approach. They offer flexibility to work from any of their UK offices. Please note that 100% remote is not an option for this role.

*** All successful candidates will be required to obtain Secuirty Check (SC) clearence, which requires UK residency for the past 5 years. ***

If you would like to discuss the role in more detail, please apply directly to this advert or alternatively CVs are welcome via (url removed)