Power Platform Software Engineer IIIMicrosoft Power Platform capabilities and is seeking a Power Platform Software Engineer III to help design, build, and deploy enterprise-grade low-code solutions. This is a hands-on engineering role focused on developing scalable, maintainable Power Platform applications while adhering to established architecture, governance, and ALM standards. The ideal candidate has strong experience building custom Power Platform solutions from the ground up, not simply configuring Dynamics 365.
This role partners closely with Power Platform Architects and senior engineering leadership, contributing to solution delivery within clearly defined technical frameworks and enterprise controls.Key ResponsibilitiesDesign and develop model-driven Power Apps that support complex, enterprise business processesBuild, enhance, and maintain Power Automate flows for workflow automation and system integrationsParticipate in Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) practices, including solution packaging, deployments, and environment managementApply sound engineering judgment when determining the appropriate use of Power Automate, plugins, or native platform capabilitiesCollaborate with Power Platform Architects and senior engineers to implement approved solution designs and technical standardsSupport enhancements and ongoing development of custom Power Platform solutions built from the ground upEnsure all solutions comply with established governance, security, and enterprise quality standardsContribute to continuous improvement of development practices, patterns, and documentationRequired QualificationsHands-on experience developing solutions using Microsoft Power PlatformStrong expertise in Power Apps, with a heavy emphasis on model-driven applicationsSolid experience with Power Automate for automation and integration scenariosDemonstrated experience building custom Power Platform applications, beyond basic Dynamics 365 configurationPractical experience with ALM deployments, including solutions, environments, and release managementStrong understanding of when to use Power Automate vs. plugins vs.