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We are currently looking for a Senior Power Platform Engineer to join the team of our client from the automotive industry. For this role, Optiveum is the recruitment and contracting party, which means you will sign the cooperation agreement directly with us.
Rate: Up to 146 PLN / hour
Work Model: Remote, with occasional visits to the Wrocław office (a couple of days per year)
Location: Poland (office in Wrocław)
Architect, design and deliver robust solutions on the Microsoft Power Platform (Power Apps, Power Automate, Power BI, Copilot Studio), ensuring scalability, security and maintainability.
Lead the integration of Power Platform solutions with other Microsoft services (Dynamics 365, M365, Azure, SharePoint, Teams, Dataverse) and third-party systems via APIs and custom connectors.
Maintain and develop the existing Copilot Studio solution.
Work as part of the development team, co-creating modern products.
Manage support cases: contact end users, resolve tickets, work with priorities and carry out root cause analysis.
Stay up to date with new Power Platform features and Microsoft ecosystem developments, proactively identifying opportunities for innovation.
4+ years of hands-on experience developing solutions on the Microsoft Power Platform, with a portfolio of implementations.
Experience in Copilot Studio development.
Proven ability to implement security best practices across the Power Platform, including secure authentication, role-based access, DLP policies and secure handling of secrets and credentials.
Knowledge of the broader Microsoft stack: Dynamics 365, M365, SharePoint, Teams, Dataverse and Azure services.
Experience with application-to-application integrations, custom connectors, APIs and data modeling.
Practical knowledge of ITIL and IT Service Management processes, particularly Incident, Problem, Change and Request Management.
Experience in application support, including troubleshooting, root cause analysis, incident resolution and collaboration with technical and business teams.
Ability to work in a production environment: prioritizing incidents and requests, communicating effectively with users and stakeholders, and ensuring application stability and continuity.
Good communication skills and fluent English.
Microsoft Power Platform certifications are highly desirable.
Experience with DevOps, CI/CD pipelines and Agile methodologies.
Strong stakeholder management skills, with the ability to explain technical issues clearly to both technical and non-technical audiences.
Good prioritization and organizational skills when managing multiple incidents, requests and competing priorities.
A proactive, collaborative mindset, with a willingness to take ownership and continuously improve support processes.
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