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Dynamics 365 / Power Platform Solution Architect

Posted 2 days ago

purple driveHouston (TX)

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Purple Drive Dynamics 365 / Power Platform Solution Architect Share Contractual Houston, TX
Overview
Key Responsibilities: Engage with business stakeholders to gather requirements, understand challenges, and define desired outcomes. Collaborate with IT teams to design and deliver solutions leveraging Dynamics 365 modules and the Power Platform. Facilitate workshops and discussions to align business objectives with technical capabilities. Provide expert guidance on best practices, roadmap planning, upgrades, governance, security, and compliance within the Dynamics 365 ecosystem. Design and implement scalable and secure CRM architectures and integrations with Azure services, Power Platform, and external applications. Develop custom solutions, workflows, applications, and reports using Power Platform tools. Lead the delivery and rollout of new business applications and integrations across Microsoft and third-party products. Create and maintain detailed solution documentation and architecture diagrams. Mentor and support application SMEs, providing technical leadership across the team. Manage incident resolution, problem tickets, and escalations in line with defined SLAs. Partner with engineering and product delivery teams to ensure successful delivery of product and project requirements. Support organizational change management and user adoption of Dynamics 365 and Power Platform solutions.

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