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Development Manager (Siebel/Dynamics365)

City of London
4 months ago
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Development Manager (Siebel/Dynamics365)

£95-100k + Permanent Benefits

Flexible working - London - 2X a week on-site

My client is a leading financial institute, looking to recruit an Application Development Support Manager, to oversee a team of Technical Specialists completing a Data Integration from Siebel/.NET to Dynamics365.

Essential Skills

Extensive knowledge and experience of managing the application development lifecycle from requirements through to delivery and acceptance
Extensive knowledge of implementing and supporting CRM / Case Management applications and integrating these with web and back-office applications in a high data volume environment
In-depth technical knowledge including application architecture, data management and database architectures
Extensive knowledge of Agile development methodology, and proficient in the application of SCRUM framework
Knowledge on CI/CD practice and the various components that are required to achieve it: version control, branching strategies, builds, release pipelines, automated testing, infrastructure as code and configuration as code
Working knowledge of Azure Cloud Resource Management, Cost Management, Development and Data services
Working knowledge and management of Azure DevOps
Experience of delivering successful Siebel OR CRM (and preferably MS Dynamics) implementations within Financial Services / Insurance
Data integration from Siebel/CRM system to Dyanmics365

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