Senior Low-Code Engineer, Low-Code Team Leader, Power Platform

Manchester Square

2 weeks ago

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Senior Low-Code Engineer, Low-Code Team Leader, Power Platform, Co-Pilot, Mainly Remote

Senior Low Code Developer / Senior Low Code Engineer / Low Code Team Leader is required to work for a fast-growing and exciting company based in Central London. However, this will mainly be remote and the expectation is to go into the office circa twice a month. Please read in full before applying…

We need someone with a Microsoft tech-stack background who has experience as a Low-Code Engineer / Developer with Power Platform experience. Knowledge of and exposure to the likes of (not all, but some!) Microsoft Co-Pilot Studio, Azure DevOps, DevSecOps, D365 would be useful.

A strong and proven leader is required who can assist with mentoring more junior members of the team, along with being a confident communicator with the Stakeholders.

Questions to ask yourself and answer confidently would be the likes of:

How do I work in an Agile environment? (break it down and provide a solid answer)
How do I know I am developing the right things for the business?
What is the common goal of what we are all trying to achieve here?

This is how the business works and thinks. Some people are guilty of developing for the sake of it. This is all about building for purpose and helping to take this business on a journey. Read on for more details…

Skills required:
Strong leadership skills
Background in a heavily regulated environment would be preferred
Strong understanding of Microsoft's Power Platform, other low-code platforms are an advantage
Experience in leading cross-functional teams and managing multiple projects effectively
Proven ability to set and monitor governance standards on low-code platforms
Familiarity with Azure Logic Apps and Microsoft 365 integrations, including Microsoft Graph
Experience in running Power Platform solutions in production scenarios
Strong understandings of Power Platform licensing best practices

This is a great opportunity and salary is dependent upon experience. Apply now for more details

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