Sharepoint Developer
donatechSeattle (WA)
About the role
Job Description:
Job DescriptionPosition would require the candidate to be a W2 employee of Donatech. US Citizenship Required. Design, develop, and maintain advanced SharePoint solutions, including custom sites, workflows, forms, and SPFx components Map and redesign digital workflows to improve efficiency, reduce manual effort, and strengthen quality compliance Build automation scripts and custom tools using Python, Power Automate, and other modern platforms Develop dashboards and reporting systems in Power BI and Tableau Create user-friendly internal applications using Power Apps and UX/UI best practices Collaborate with cross-functional teams to gather requirements and translate them into digital solutions Lead change management efforts, user onboarding, documentation creation, and training Support data-driven decision-making through analytics, reporting, and root cause analysis Ensure tools and workflows meet standards for regulated industries such as aerospace or manufacturing Required Experience 5–8 years in SharePoint development or similar IT/business systems roles Experience in aerospace, manufacturing, or other regulated industries preferred Technical Skills Expert-level SharePoint development and administration JavaScript, HTML, CSS, SharePoint Framework (SPFx) SharePoint REST APIs and JSON customizations Python scripting for automation, cleaning, and reporting Power BI: visualization, data modeling, DAX fundamentals, AI insights Tableau dashboard development Advanced Microsoft Excel: pivot tables, Power Query, formulas, macros/VBA, dashboards Microsoft 365 tools: Teams, Planner, Forms, Lists, OneDrive, Outlook, Copilot Power Platform: Power Apps, Power Automate AI enhanced workflows and prompt engineering fundamentals SQL basics and data modeling concepts UX/UI design for internal tools Strong process mapping, documentation, and SOP development Business Skills Process optimization and workflow redesign Requirements gathering and stakeholder communication Project management and prioritization Change management and user training Analytical thinking and data-driven decision support Root cause analysis and problem-solving
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