Power Platform Specialist

Key Responsibilities

• Design and build the client’s Group Vendor Portal on Microsoft Power Pages: multi-tenant external portal architecture with Azure AD B2C identity management, supporting full vendor lifecycle workflows from onboarding through to payment advice and brand sales reporting.
• Build and maintain all Power Automate workflows: vendor approval routing, invoice-to-PO matching, PO synchronisation from D365, GRN notifications, price change and promotion approvals.
• Own the Dataverse data model underpinning all Power Platform applications: table design, security roles, row-level security by vendor organisation, and API configuration.
• Build and maintain the D365 F&SCM integration layer: bidirectional data flows for vendor master, purchase orders, invoices, GRNs, and payment advice.
• Integrate AI Builder and Copilot Studio outputs into the Vendor Portal and Power Apps: when client’s Microsoft partner delivers AI-powered document processing or Copilot Studio agents embedded in the portal, the Power Platform Specialist configures how these outputs surface in the portal UI and trigger downstream Power Automate flows.
• Develop the e-voucher and gift card tracking system: internal issuance, redemption recording, and accounting reconciliation, designed for future expansion to customer-facing and Eagle Eye CRM loyalty integration.
• Build additional Power Apps for internal client’s workflows as directed by the Head of IT.
• Own portal security: Azure AD B2C user flows, MFA enforcement, and Dataverse row-level security.
  

Required Qualifications & Experience

• Minimum 5 years of Microsoft Power Platform development; at least 3 years building production-grade external-facing portals (Power Pages or Power Apps Portals), live reference required at interview.
• Demonstrable ownership of a Dataverse schema in production: table design, security roles, and row-level security.
• Proven experience building complex multi-step Power Automate approval workflows integrating D365 and non-Microsoft connectors.
• English proficiency at B2 minimum (IELTS 6.0); mandatory assessment at interview.
• Demonstrated independence: able to translate business requirements into a portal architecture and Dataverse schema without step-by-step technical specification.

Technical Proficiency

• Microsoft Power Pages: portal pages, web templates, Liquid, entity forms/lists, portal web API.
• Microsoft Dataverse: table design, relationships, security roles, field-level security, Dataverse web API.
• Power Automate: cloud flows, approval actions, D365 connectors, HTTP connectors, error handling.
• Azure AD B2C: user flows, custom policies, MFA, custom branding.
• D365 F&SCM integration: Power Automate D365 connector, virtual tables, or OData API.
• Power Apps: canvas and model-driven apps.
• JavaScript/TypeScript for Power Pages client-side scripting.
• Azure AI integration awareness: familiarity with how Copilot Studio agent outputs and AI Builder results are consumed within Power Pages and Power Automate.