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Fusion5 seeks a Copilot Studio engineer to design and deploy enterprise AI agents across clients. You will connect agents to Dataverse, SharePoint, Teams, Outlook, and ERP systems, using Power Automate and custom connectors to build the automation layer underneath.
You will work directly with clients from discovery to go-live, prototyping quickly to validate approaches and iterating based on real user feedback. You will demonstrate value to business stakeholders and explain capabilities clearly.
You know the Microsoft ecosystem well enough to have an opinion about it. You've built things in Copilot Studio, Power Platform, and Power Automate that have actually made it into production - things that people use every day to get work done. You know what's possible, you know what looks better on paper than it turns out to be in practice, and you know how to bridge the gap between a business stakeholder who wants magic and a platform that has real constraints.
At Fusion5, you'll take that knowledge into enterprise AI delivery. Australian organisations are deploying AI agents right now - in Microsoft Teams, in their ERPs, in their service desks - and they need someone who can make those agents genuinely useful, not just technically functional. That's the difference this role makes.
You'll be the Copilot Studio specialist within AI delivery squads: the person who can turn a client's requirement into a working agent in days, who can demo it in a way that builds confidence, and who knows when to call in the pro-code engineer versus when the low-code path is the smarter choice.
You'll design and build Copilot Studio agents for enterprise clients - agents with real knowledge sources, real tool calling, real integrations, and real users who will quickly tell you if they don't work the way they should. You'll connect these agents to Dataverse, SharePoint, Teams, Outlook, and the ERP systems clients run their businesses on, using Power Automate flows and custom connectors to build the automation layer underneath.
You’ll work directly with clients from the first discovery session through to go-live. That means facilitating conversations to find where AI agents add genuine value, prototyping quickly to validate the approach, and iterating based on feedback from real users. You'll demo to business stakeholders and explain, in plain language, what the agent does and doesn't do.
You’ll know when to extend beyond Copilot Studio's native limits - integrating Azure OpenAI backends, Azure AI Search, or handing off to the Foundry engineer when the problem genuinely needs pro-code. And you'll contribute to how the practice does this: building reusable agent templates, refining governance standards, and making the next engagement faster because of what you learned in this one.
Microsoft's Copilot ecosystem has matured fast. Copilot Studio is now a serious enterprise platform - capable of building agents that integrate with real enterprise data, handle complex multi-step tasks, and deploy into the productivity tools employees already use every day. But the gap between what's technically possible and what actually gets built well is still significant.
Fusion5's Copilot Studio engineer is the person who closes that gap for Australian enterprise clients. You're not just configuring a chatbot - you're designing the user-facing AI experience that determines whether a client's AI investment delivers on its promise or becomes another technology project people quietly work around. We need someone who takes that seriously, who cares about whether users actually trust and use what's built, and who finds that more motivating than any individual feature.