Power Platform Developer 1-3 Years Experience

AgileSource are currently looking for a Power Platform Developer 1 - 3 Years experience for either a Fixed Term Contract or Full Time, Permanent role. We’re looking for a Power Platform Developer to join a growing team delivering impactful digital solutions across Microsoft technologies. You’ll work closely with business stakeholders and senior team members to design, build and support applications using the Power Platform .This is a great opportunity for someone early in their career (1–3 years’ experience) looking to develop their skills within a collaborative, project-driven environment . What You’ll Be Doi • ngCollaborate with Business Analysts and stakeholders to translate requirements into technical solutio • nsDesign, develop and configure applications using Microsoft Power Platfo rm Build and mainta • in:Canvas A • ppsModel-Driven A • ppsPower Automate fl • owsPower Pa • gesSupport deployments and environment setup across the Power Platform ecosys • temContribute to solution design discussions and provide technical recommendati • onsCreate and maintain technical documentat • ionPerform testing and support defect resolut • ionTroubleshoot and resolve issues across applications and environme • ntsWork closely with internal teams, clients and third-party suppli • ersSupport live services, including incident and service request managem • entFollow Agile delivery approaches (Scrum / Kanb • an)Stay up to date with Power Platform advancements and share knowledge interna lly Hands-on experience with Microsoft Power Platform, includ • ing:Power Apps (Canvas & Model-Dri • ven)Power Automate (Cloud Fl • ows)Power P • agesPower Virtual Agents / Copilot St udio What We’re Lookin • g For1–3 years’ experience working with Power Pla • tformStrong problem-solving and analytical s • killsComfortable working in Agile environ • mentsGood communication and stakeholder engagement s • killsA proactive mindset with a willingness to learn and • growAbility to manage workload and meet dead lines