IT Connex
Looking for excellent Dynamics and .net development skills; you are a critical thinker and planner; possess soft-skills to work collaboratively; you are someone who can listen to user requirements and can come up with solutions
What we are looking for:
The successful candidate will possess –
Desired Core Skillsets:
• University degree in the field of computer science, information systems, or computer engineering.
• Able to transition business requirements from analysis, configuring, coding, testing, debugging to implementation, deployment and support using best practices.
• Experience in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement (CE) applications, other MS Dynamics modules and Power Platform Development (Power Automate, Power BI and Power Apps).
• Dynamics 365 development (C#, Plug-ins, Entities, Forms, Reports/Dashboards, Workflows).
• Knowledge of .NET framework, ASP.NET, Web APIs, C#;
• Experience with Web application portal development.
• Strong knowledge of MS SQL Server, SQL queries (stored procedures, functions and optimization techniques), SSRS, SSIS.
• Knowledge of Azure Platform
• Experience in jQuery, Angular, other JavaScript frameworks and technologies.
• Fluent in HTML, CSS, JavaScript, XML, XSL, XML Document Object Model (DOM).
• Dynamics CRM SDK development.
• Azure Platform (Function Apps, App Registrations)
• Scripting, Powershell and Automation (Data Factory, Power Automate, KingswaySoft).
• DevOps and Agile experience.
Nice to Have Skillset:
• Professional certifications in related technologies.
• Other Microsoft products (e.g., SharePoint, etc.).
• Sitefinity Portals.
• Data ETL technologies, migration experience from SQL database to Dynamics.
Desired Soft-skill sets:
• Ability to tweak approaches and flexibility to assess and adopt methodologies to build a solution towards desired outcome.
• Collaborative partner, inter-personal communication, and strong problem-solving skills.
• Ability to take ownership to build maintainable solutions.
• Comfortable in communicating desired solution to non-technical stakeholders.
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