D365 Business Central Lead Developer

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Location: Hybrid

Type: Full-time, Permanent

A growing Microsoft consultancy is seeking an experienced D365 Business Central Lead Developer to join its expanding ERP practice.

This is a senior, hands-on role offering end-to-end ownership of BC solution delivery — from design and development through to deployment and optimisation — within a modern, cloud-first environment.

Key Responsibilities

Design and build high-quality AL extensions (SaaS)
Lead full lifecycle BC implementations
Develop secure integrations with Power Platform and Dataverse
Manage CI/CD pipelines (Azure DevOps or GitHub)
Apply best practice coding, performance optimisation, and upgrade-safe design
Contribute to AI/Copilot-driven innovation

Requirements
5+ years in the Microsoft ecosystem
3+ years hands-on AL development (Business Central)
Strong DevOps experience
Dataverse/Power Platform integration expertise
MB-820 certification
Solid understanding of Azure AD / OAuth security

What’s on Offer
Competitive salary + benefits
Hybrid working
Investment in certifications and development

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