Microsoft Fabric and SharePoint Application Developer
friedman williamsSan Antonio (TX)
Microsoft Fabric and SharePoint Application Developer
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friedman williamsSan Antonio (TX)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
About the Company:
Seeking an energetic, customer-focused Application Developer to design and build solutions using Microsoft Fabric and SharePoint Online to increase productivity and efficiency across the Firm. The role is 70% new development / 30% maintenance, supporting practice and business operations across the Firm. The role requires strong collaboration skills, a governance-first mindset, and the ability to clearly communicate complex data issues to both technical and non-technical audiences. This new role is part of the Knowledge Management team, reporting to the Chief Knowledge Officer.
About the Role:
The role involves designing, building, and maintaining data warehouses and lakehouses in Microsoft Fabric, ensuring data integrity, analytics, and governance.
Responsibilities:
- Design, build, and maintain data warehouses and lakehouses in Microsoft Fabric, ensuring data integrity, analytics, and governance
- Use notebooks (Python, SQL) to transform, validate and move data across platforms and monitor performance
- Build and maintain semantic models to support analytics and design
- Develop and maintain Power BI reports, datasets, and dataflows
- Develop and administer custom SharePoint Online libraries, lists, views, and workflows
- Support ongoing projects including Fabric/SharePoint, Enterprise Search, and other Knowledge Management initiatives
- Collaborate with stakeholders, product managers, business owners, DBAs, and vendors on system integrations
Qualifications:
Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or related field; 3+ years of software development experience required. Law firm experience a plus.
Required Skills:
- Proficiency in Microsoft SQL (2008–2019): schemas, stored procedures, views, and complex queries
- Experience with Microsoft Fabric OneLake, Lakehouse, and semantic modeling; ETL/ELT pipeline development
- Power BI dashboard design, Power Query, and dataset/dataflow maintenance
- Front-end development with HTML5, JavaScript, jQuery, Kendo, and CSS3, React.js, and SPFx web parts
- Experience with GitHub, Power Automate flows, scripting/cmdlets, workflows, and forms
- Ability to analyze business needs, design solutions, and produce clear technical documentation
- Strong verbal and written communication skills; effective self-organization and adaptability
- Team player with creative problem-solving skills; proactive and decisive
Preferred Skills: Current Technologies: Microsoft Fabric OneLake/Lakehouse
- Power BI
- SharePoint Online
- SQL/SQL Management Studio
- JavaScript/jQuery/Kendo/CSS3/HTML5
- Python
- Power Automate
- Active Directory
- Intapp
- InterAction CRM
- Aderant Financial
- Foundation Software
- Sitecore
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