Mission-Critical Power Platform Developer

Planet Technologies UG; Washington; On-site; USD 100,000 - 125,000; Full time

Job summary

Planet Technologies is the Nation's leading Microsoft services provider to the public sector, seeking a Power Platform Developer in Washington, DC to support impactful programs.

The role involves delivering end-to-end Power Platform solutions, collaborating with senior developers, architects, and federal stakeholders to modernize data collection, processing, and reporting across departmental programs.

Qualifications

• 3+ years of professional experience developing or supporting Power Platform solutions.
• 2+ years building Model-Driven Apps and configuring solutions on Dataverse.
• Hands-on experience developing or supporting Power Pages sites.
• 2+ years creating Power BI reports, dashboards, data models, or visualizations.

Responsibilities

• Develop, test, deploy, and enhance Microsoft Power Platform solutions.
• Build and customize Model-Driven Apps using Dataverse.
• Configure Dataverse tables, relationships, security roles, business rules, forms, views, and data-quality controls.
• Develop and maintain secure Power Pages sites.
• Create and maintain Power BI semantic models, dashboards, reports, and visualizations.

Skills

Hands-on development

Agile delivery

Stakeholder communication

Public-sector familiarity

Problem solving

Education

Microsoft Certifications (PL-400, PL-300, PL-900)

Azure fundamentals or related certs

Security+ or SAFe/Agile certs

Tools

Model-Driven Apps

Microsoft Dataverse

Power Pages

Power BI

Power Automate

Power Platform ALM

Git-based source control

CI/CD

REST APIs

JavaScript/TypeScript

SharePoint Online

Azure services

Entra ID

Job description

Planet Technologies is the Nation's leading Microsoft services provider to the public sector, seeking a Power Platform Developer in Washington, DC to support impactful programs.

The role involves delivering end-to-end Power Platform solutions, collaborating with senior developers, architects, and federal stakeholders to modernize data collection, processing, and reporting across departmental programs.