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Ascendion is seeking a Dynamics 365 specialist to analyze business requirements and translate them into robust functional and technical specifications. The role covers CRM component development, module customization, and REST-based integrations with Power Automate flows.
You will leverage Azure services (Service Bus, Function Apps, App Service, API Management) and demonstrate strong ALM practices using Azure DevOps and GitHub. Collaboration with business and tech teams is essential.
Analyze business requirements and translate them into functional and technical specifications for Dynamics 365 solutions, ensuring alignment with business needs and technical feasibility.
Duties and Responsibilities
Solution Development
Develop CRM components, including forms, workflows, plugins, dashboards, and reports.
Configure and customize Dynamics 365 modules.
Demonstrate web development experience using the latest web stacks. Required for Process Factorial.
Integration & Technical Implementation
Build integrations using REST and demonstrate experience with Power Automate Flows.
Utilize Azure services, including Service Bus, Function Apps, Application Insights, API Management (APIM), Logic Apps, and App Service.
DevOps
Provide implementation and deployment guides.
Package solutions and manage deployments across environments.
Demonstrate knowledge of Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) and proficiency with Azure DevOps (ADO) and GitHub.
Troubleshoot defects and production issues.
Requirements Analysis & Solution Design
Translate business needs into system designs.
Conduct fit-gap analysis and recommend appropriate solutions.
Define integrations, data flows, and system interactions.
Documentation
Produce functional and technical specifications.
Create process flows, sequence diagrams, and data mappings.
Stakeholder Engagement
Communicate effectively with business and technical teams.
Conduct solution demonstrations and walkthroughs.
Align requirements, scope, and expectations.