D365 & Power Platform Integration Architect

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About the role

Overview We are hiring on behalf of our client, one of the largest and fastest-growing global technology and digital engineering companies. The organization specializes in enterprise platforms, cloud integration, and digital transformation solutions.Location:Seattle, USA Work Type: Full-Time Experience Required: 10 – 15 Years Job Overview We are seeking a Platform Integration Architect to define and implement end-to-end integration architecture across Dynamics 365, Power Platform, and enterprise systems. The role focuses on API-led architecture, Azure integration services, and scalable enterprise integration strategies.Key ResponsibilitiesDefine integration architecture, patterns, and design standards Architect integrations across D365 (CE, F&O), Power Platform, and external systems Design solutions using Azure Integration Services (Logic Apps, Service Bus, Functions, API Management) Implement API-led integration strategies (real-time, batch, event-driven) Enable integrations via Dataverse, dual-write, OData, business events Define security, authentication, and governance frameworks (OAuth, Azure AD) Collaborate with CoE teams for Power Platform governance and DLP policies Ensure scalability, monitoring, and performance of integration solutions Must-Have Qualifications 10–15 years of overall IT experience 8+ years in D365 and Power Platform integrations Strong experience with Dynamics 365 (CE and/or F&O) Hands-on expertise in Azure Integration Services Experience with Dataverse, APIs, dual-write, and event-driven architecture Strong knowledge of API management, security, and governance models Experience designing enterprise-scale integration architectures

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