TrueTandem
Power Platform Developer
About this role
TrueTandem is seeking a Power Platform Developer to help modernize mission-critical government systems by building and maintaining Microsoft Power Platform solutions. You'll work within Agile teams to develop Power Apps, automate business processes, and manage data models while adhering to federal security and accessibility standards.
What you'll do
- Develop and enhance Power Apps and Power Automate workflows to support business objectives
- Design and maintain Dataverse data models and integration patterns
- Contribute to solution architecture and automation strategy discussions
- Test, deploy, and maintain Power Platform solutions in production environments
- Collaborate with stakeholders, business analysts, and architects to translate requirements into technical solutions
- Ensure solutions meet federal security and accessibility compliance requirements
What they're looking for
- Power Apps development
- Power Automate workflow automation
- Dataverse data modeling
- Microsoft Power Platform integration
- Agile and DevSecOps practices
- Problem-solving and technical troubleshooting
- REST APIs and system integration
- Federal security and accessibility standards
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TrueTandem
TrueTandem builds and implements Microsoft cloud and identity solutions for U.S. Federal government agencies, focusing on Power Platform, Microsoft 365, Azure, and secure access management. The company is hiring senior technical roles including cloud engineers, security specialists, developers, and identity management experts to transform and secure government systems.
View all jobs at TrueTandemLikely interview questions
- Describe your experience building Power Apps solutions—what types of applications have you developed and what challenges did you overcome?
- How have you used Power Automate to automate complex business processes, and how did you handle error handling and exception scenarios?