Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations Developer

Posted 5 days ago

alldusSacramento (CA)

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About the role

D365 F&O Developer Contract: 6–12 months

Location: Fully RemoteAbout the RoleWe are looking for an experienced D365 F&O Developer to join our team on a fully remote 6–12 month contract. You will be responsible for developing, customising and supporting solutions within Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations, working with business and technical teams to deliver effective solutions.

Key Responsibilities: Develop and customise solutions within D365 Finance & Operations. Develop and maintain X++ code and extensions. Work with business stakeholders to understand technical requirements. Develop integrations between D365 F&O and other systems. Support data migrations, imports and exports. Troubleshoot and resolve technical issues. Assist with testing, deployments and system upgrades. Create and maintain technical documentation. Support existing D365 F&O functionality and identify improvements.

Key Skills & Experience: Commercial experience as a D365 F&O Developer. Strong experience with X++.Good knowledge of Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations. Experience with integrations, APIs and data entities. Knowledge of SQL and Visual Studio. Experience with Azure DevOps is desirable. Experience with SSRS/reporting is beneficial. Good understanding of ERP systems and business processes. Strong communication and problem-solving skills. Ability to work independently in a fully remote environment.

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