Frontend Developer – Power Apps

Qualifications

• Hands-on experience building production Power Apps, especially Canvas apps for web experiences.
• Strong understanding of UX fundamentals (information architecture, interaction design, usability heuristics) and ability to create low/medium-fidelity wireframes.
• Proficiency with Power Fx (formulas, variables, collections, components, error handling) and troubleshooting app behavior.
• Solid grasp of Power Apps performance considerations, including delegation, data shaping, and responsive layout strategies.
• Experience integrating Power Apps with common data sources (e.g., Dataverse, SharePoint, SQL, APIs via connectors).
• Familiarity with Power Platform ALM concepts: environments, solutions, basic deployment practices, and governance-aware development.
• Strong UI craftsmanship: consistent design systems, theming, typography/layout basics, and attention to detail.
• Ability to work independently in a “build and iterate” environment, translating ambiguous requirements into practical UX and implementation choices.
• Clear written and verbal communication—able to explain design tradeoffs and technical constraints to non-technical stakeholders.
• Nice-to-Have Skills
• Power Automate experience (flow design, error handling, approvals/notifications, integration patterns).
• Dataverse data modeling familiarity (tables, relationships, business rules, views, security roles).
• Experience with custom connectors and API management patterns (including authentication approaches such as Azure AD/OAuth).
• Knowledge of Microsoft Fabric concepts and working with Lakehouse/Warehouse or SQL endpoints (where applicable).
• Comfort with basic Azure concepts that commonly touch Power Platform solutions (Azure AD app registrations, Key Vault references, monitoring).
• Exposure to Power Platform CoE / governance tooling and best practices for scaling across teams.
• Experience with accessibility testing practices (WCAG awareness) and building inclusive UX.
• Familiarity with UI/UX tools and workflows (e.g., Figma or similar) and running lightweight usability testing.
• Background in front-end fundamentals (HTML/CSS/JS concepts) that help with layout, responsiveness, and UI consistency—even when building primarily in Power Apps.
• - Hands-on experience building production Power Apps, especially Canvas apps for web experiences. - Strong understanding of UX fundamentals (information architecture, interaction design, usability heuristics) and ability to create low/medium-fidelity wireframes. - Proficiency with Power Fx (formulas, variables, collections, components, error handling) and troubleshooting app behavior. - Solid grasp of Power Apps performance considerations, including delegation, data shaping, and responsive layout strategies. - Experience integrating Power Apps with common data sources (e.g., Dataverse, SharePoint, SQL, APIs via connectors). - Familiarity with Power Platform ALM concepts: environments, solutions, basic deployment practices, and governance-aware development. - Strong UI craftsmanship: consistent design systems, theming, typography/layout basics, and attention to detail. - Ability to work independently in a “build and iterate” environment, translating ambiguous requirements into practical UX and implementation choices. - Clear written and verbal communication—able to explain design tradeoffs and technical constraints to non-technical stakeholders. Nice-to-Have Skills - Power Automate experience (flow design, error handling, approvals/notifications, integration patterns). - Dataverse data modeling familiarity (tables, relationships, business rules, views, security roles). - Experience with custom connectors and API management patterns (including authentication approaches such as Azure AD/OAuth). - Knowledge of Microsoft Fabric concepts and working with Lakehouse/Warehouse or SQL endpoints (where applicable). - Comfort with basic Azure concepts that commonly touch Power Platform solutions (Azure AD app registrations, Key Vault references, monitoring). - Exposure to Power Platform CoE / governance tooling and best practices for scaling across teams. - Experience with accessibility testing practices (WCAG awareness) and building inclusive UX. - Familiarity with UI/UX tools and workflows (e.g., Figma or similar) and running lightweight usability testing. - Background in front-end fundamentals (HTML/CSS/JS concepts) that help with layout, responsiveness, and UI consistency—even when building primarily in Power Apps.