SharePoint / O365 Specialist - Full Remote

Category: IT Services

Location:

For an international organization in New York, we are urgently looking for a REMOTE SharePoint / O365 Specialist. The applicant should be an experienced O365 Specialist who can work with business users to gather their requirements and then architect, design and develop low code applications that utilize and extend the Microsoft SharePoint/O365 platform for document management and office workflow applications.

Coordinated by a Team Lead, the specialist is expected to work mostly independently with stakeholders on the required solutions.

Candidates need to be able to work 5 hours per day in the normal office hours of New York, US. Example 9AM NY time equals 7:30PM.

Tasks and responsibilities:

• Work with business users in the department to gather and document their needs for small to medium sized office applications supporting basic document management and office workflows in the department;

• Create low code applications using O365, MS Power Apps and MS Power Automate;

• Guide end users in testing the applications and refine them in an agile manner with a focus on business value;

• For larger applications, work with the QA team on the creation of automated test;

• Work with other developers in the section on integrations with enterprise solutions as needed;

• Maintain knowledgebase documentation in SharePoint;

Profile:

• +3 years of experience in design and development of Power Apps/Power Automate/O365 solutions;

• Experience in business analysis and visualizing / documenting user requirements;

• Experience developing complex custom workflows on O365 with Power Apps and Power Automate;

• Experience in SharePoint site page customizations with JSON and CSS;

• Experience with PowerBI;

• Experience with Azure integrations;

• Fluent in English;

Offered:

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• A challenging role for an international organization;

• Attractive salary package or contractor rate;

Interested: Please forward your resume to

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