Business Central ERP Developer (Internal Role)

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About the role

We’re adding a senior-level Business Central ERP Developer to our internal IT team during a period of rapid growth and operational transformation. This is a newly created role within a long-established, family-owned organization that continues to invest heavily in its systems and internal capabilities. This is not a consulting or partner role. This position serves as the internal owner of the Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central environment, with direct responsibility for both hands-on development and the ongoing evolution of the ERP platform in close partnership with the business. Role Snapshot Internal technical owner of Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central Hands-on AL development with a strong focus on business process understanding Deep involvement in reviewing, improving, and shaping operational workflows Directing and overseeing outsourced or partner development when needed Strong preference for standard functionality and scalable design over unnecessary customization Initial onsite onboarding required, with long-term remote flexibility

What You’ll Do:

Own the day-to-day technical health, design, and evolution of the Business Central environment
Design, develop, and maintain solutions in Business Central using AL and modern, extension-based practices
Work closely with business stakeholders to understand end-to-end processes across operations, fulfillment, finance, and supply chain
Evaluate requirements and determine when to leverage standard Business Central functionality, configuration, process change, or custom development
Perform hands-on coding while also serving as the internal authority on ERP design decisions
Support and enhance integrations between Business Central and third-party platforms, including shipping, payment processing, EDI, document management, and treasury/cash management systems
Provide technical direction and oversight for outsourced or partner-led development, including reviewing code, designs, and deliverables
Reduce long-term reliance on external partners by building and maintaining internal ERP expertise
Troubleshoot and resolve complex ERP issues with a focus on long-term stability and scalability
Contribute to documentation, standards, and best practices across the ERP environment
Collaborate closely with a small internal IT team spanning systems, BI, project management, and development
What This Role Is (and Is Not)

This role is well suited for someone who enjoys being hands-on in the code while also engaging deeply with business processes and operational realities. It is designed for someone who values ownership, accountability, and long-term impact within a single organization. This role is not intended for someone seeking a formal people-management position or a narrowly scoped, heads-down development role with minimal business interaction. Work Model Initial onsite presence in Knoxville is required for onboarding and immersion in the business Long-term remote flexibility after onboarding Occasional onsite travel may be required based on project needs

What We’re Looking For:

Strong hands-on experience developing in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central or NAV, with modern Business Central experience
Proficiency with AL and extension-based development
Demonstrated ability to understand and work through complex business processes within an ERP environment
Experience supporting or integrating Business Central with third-party systems such as shipping solutions, payment platforms, EDI, document management, or treasury systems
Comfort operating as the internal owner of an ERP system rather than in a consulting capacity
Ability to balance speed, stability, and long-term maintainability in a fast-paced environment
Self-directed, dependable, and focused on building durable internal solutions

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