Power Platform Lead

Rapinno Tech; United States; Remote; USD 120,000 - 160,000; Full time

Job summary

Himalayas is seeking a Power Platform Lead for a long-term remote contract. You will drive architecture and delivery across Power Apps, Power Automate, Dataverse, data flows, and workflows, while supporting both professional and citizen developers and guiding governance and strategy.

The role requires hands-on development experience, solution packaging best practices, and the ability to troubleshoot and scope issues effectively in a dynamic project environment.

Qualifications

• Experience with Power Platform products and governance is required.
• Ability to support both professional and citizen developers.
• Hands-on development experience with building and deploying apps.

Responsibilities

• Deep knowledge of Power Apps and Power Automate.
• Experience with Dataverse, data flows and workflows.
• Support to pro developers and citizen developers.
• Develop and deploy Power Platform apps.

Skills

Power Apps

Power Automate

Dataverse

Data flows

Workflows

Development experience

Solution packaging

Troubleshooting

Governance

Strategy & planning

Tools

Power Platform

Job description

Role:- Power Platform Lead Duration:- Longterm Contract Location:- Remote Work on CTC(MAX)

Responsibilities

• Depth of knowledge on Power Apps and Power Automate
• Additional experience using dataverse, data flows and workflows
• Support to both pro developer and citizen developer
• Development experience – built and deployed apps
• Familiarity with fundamental code syntax (dot notation, function calls, casting data types, etc)
• Has worked in Solution based development (can package dependencies properly into a solution properly)
• Has basic knowledge of Microsoft roles and how it can be used in Power Apps
• Able to troubleshoot effectively and evaluate scope of troubleshooting effort
• Technical Power Platform advisement
• Strategy and Planning experience
• Governance experience
• Anything related to the Power Platform with a focus on having a general sense on Microsoft tools and platform

Originally posted on Himalayas