Power Platform Developer (Need to work PST Time zone)

October 13, 2026

Power Platform Developer (2 Resources) – Remote (Need to work PST Time zone)

Duration: 12 months

Rate: DOE

We are looking for two Power Platform Developers to support the design, development, and deployment of enterprise business solutions leveraging the Microsoft Power Platform. This role will work closely with business stakeholders, solution architects, and platform teams to deliver scalable applications, automate business processes, and integrate solutions across Microsoft 365 and enterprise platforms

Required Skills & Experience:

4+ years of hands-on Power Platform development experience
Strong experience with Power Apps (Canvas and Model-Driven Apps)
Strong experience with Power Automate cloud flows; desktop flow experience is a plus
Experience designing and implementing Dataverse solutions
Experience integrating Power Platform with Microsoft 365 services, SharePoint, Teams, Outlook, and external systems
Experience developing custom connectors and working with APIs
Strong understanding of security, permissions, and solution deployment practices
Experience with Power Platform governance, DLP policies, connector management, authentication, and security best practices.
Experience troubleshooting and optimizing existing Power Platform solutions
Ability to work directly with business stakeholders to gather requirements and deliver solutions

Highly Preferred:

Experience with Power Platform CoE (Center of Excellence) governance and administration
Experience with Power BI for data visualization and reporting
Experience with Azure services and enterprise integrations
Experience developing reusable solution components and automation frameworks
Experience working in large enterprise or regulated environments
Copilot experience is a plus.

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