Microsoft Dynamics 365 Commerce Developer

Posted 5 days ago

alldusSacramento (CA)

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About the role

D365 Commerce Developer Contract: 6–12 months
Location: Fully RemoteAbout the RoleWe are looking for an experienced D365 Commerce Developer to join our team on a fully remote 6–12 month contract. You will be responsible for developing, customising and supporting Microsoft Dynamics 365 Commerce solutions across e-commerce, retail and point-of-sale environments.
Key Responsibilities: Develop and customise solutions within D365 Commerce. Work on e-commerce, retail and Point of Sale (POS) functionality. Develop and maintain integrations between D365 Commerce, F&O and other systems. Develop and maintain APIs and extensions. Work with technical and business teams to understand requirements. Troubleshoot and resolve technical issues. Support testing, deployments and system upgrades. Maintain technical documentation. Identify opportunities to improve existing Commerce solutions.
Key Skills & Experience: Commercial experience working with Dynamics 365 Commerce. Experience with D365 Commerce POS and/or e-commerce. Knowledge of D365 Finance & Operations is beneficial. Experience with integrations and APIs. Experience with C#, .NET and JavaScript/TypeScript. Understanding of Azure and cloud-based solutions. Experience with X++ is desirable. Strong problem-solving and communication skills. Ability to work independently in a fully remote environment.

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