Develop and maintain Power Platform solutions (Power Apps/Dataverse) integrated with SharePoint and Microsoft Dynamics. Build business rules, create near-real-time ARLT and PALT milestone dashboards, format and manage electronic content, and support business process improvements aligning IT systems with organizational goals.
Position Title: Power Apps Developer
Location: Arlington, VA (Remote)
Clearance Level: Secret
Responsibilities will include, but are not limited to:
- Create business rules that facilitate data collection and dissemination across platforms such as Microsoft SharePoint and DataVerse with the Power Platform suite for macro-level reporting and updates to existing dashboards.
- Format content using text editors and electronic content management software to create, update, obtain, verify, format, convert, organize, and manage hyperlinks in various content.
- Create the Weekly Acquisition Requirements Lead Time (ARLT) Milestone reports, which portray near real-time status utilizing Power Platforms dashboards and shall be accessible to stakeholders as needed.
- Create the Weekly Procurement Administrative Lead Time (PALT) Contract Milestone report, which portrays near real-time status utilizing Power Platforms dashboards and shall be accessible to stakeholders as needed.
- Provide business process-improvement support that includes all activities involved in improving customer data systems through business processes, including rethinking program design and aligning information technology infrastructures with business missions, goals, and objectives.
Required qualifications
- Bachelor’s Degree in related field of study or equivalent experience
- Minimum of four years of experience, two within the DoD.
- Demonstrate practical experience and proficiency in Microsoft Dynamics application and output, including creating business rules that facilitate data collection and dissemination across platforms such as Power Platforms and Microsoft SharePoint for macro-level reporting and updates to existing dashboard
- Certifications (or equivalent certifications): Microsoft Certified: Power Platform App Maker Associate, Power Platform Developer Associate, Azure Developer Associate, Solutions Expert.
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