Solutions Architect (Microsoft)

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ABOUT THE CLIENT:

Our client is a Digital Transformation and a Cyber Security Consultancy and are currently looking for a Solution Architect to join their dynamic team! They offer innovative digital and cyber security solutions to their clients who are from the public and private sectors. You'll be working on interesting large-scale Government and private sector projects.

ROLE OBJECTIVE :

We are seeking a highly skilled Microsoft Solution Architect with deep expertise in Dynamics 365 (D365), Power Platform, AI and Azure. This role is ideal for a professional who combines architectural leadership with a strong understanding of cybersecurity within the Microsoft ecosystem. The architect will play a pivotal role in designing secure, scalable solutions by leveraging Microsoft technologies to identify, assess, and mitigate security risks. Responsibilities include conducting in-depth security assessments of D365 and Azure environments, performing vulnerability analyses, and developing robust, cloud-native security strategies that align with industry best practices and client needs.

RESPONSIBILITIES :

  • Lead the design and delivery of end-to-end Dynamics 365 and Power Platform solutions, including portals and system integrations.

  • Act as the technical authority on client projects, guiding teams through planning, architecture, build, testing, and deployment phases.

  • Support the Sales team by being hands-on during the presales phase, providing client presentations and quality control.

  • Collaborate with stakeholders to define technical, operational, and user requirements, including pre-sales and solution scoping activities.

  • Oversee and review technical deliverables, ensuring adherence to Microsoft best practices and platform standards.

  • Provide expert input across customisations using JScript, C#, PowerApps, and Microsoft cloud technologies.

  • Guide and mentor delivery teams while identifying and mitigating project risks.

  • Take an active role in solution innovation, continuous improvement, and client satisfaction.

  • Ability to act as a Functional/Technical/Integration Lead and able to demonstrate a clear approach to methodology, standards and best working practices. Leads workshops with customers, documents requirements and designs appropriate solutions.

  • Understand the capabilities of the development team and schedule their work appropriately, providing support and assistance when needed.

  • High-level Architecting Microsoft Dynamics365 / Power Platform solutions and integrations.

  • Create/review Solution, Functional and Technical Specifications documentation.

  • Design, develop, review and test customized code for Dynamics CE Customer own pipelines.

    EXPERIENCE:

  • Minimum 4 years' experience in Dynamics 365 CRM Solution Architecture.

  • Senior Level - Experience in Microsoft stack with a history of working as a technical consultant or architect within a Microsoft Dynamics CE (CRM) environment.

  • Hands on Power Platform Experience.

  • Cyber Security experience within Azure.

  • Proven track record of Presales within a Consultancy.

  • In depth understanding D365 CE and experience of working on full life cycle implementations across various versions of Dynamics CRM

  • Solid technical design background with Microsoft cloud solutions, Power Platform, and integration projects.

  • Desirable: Microsoft certifications, previous experience at a Microsoft Partner, and involvement in pre-sales.

  • Strong organisational skills, self-motivation, and a proactive mindset towards personal and professional development of playbooks.

  • Excellent communication and stakeholder engagement skills .

    CERTIFICATIONS:

  • Azure Solutions Architect Expert.

  • Azure Administrator Associate.

  • Certified in Microsoft Dynamics 365 (PL-600: Microsoft Power Platform Solution Architect)

    PERSONAL ATTRIBUTES:

  • Analytical Mindset: Ability to assess complex IT infrastructures and identify security vulnerabilities quickly.

  • Communication Skills: Strong written and verbal communication skills to effectively report findings and collaborate with both technical and non-technical stakeholders.

  • Attention to Detail: A meticulous approach to ensure all aspects of the system are tested and documented accurately.

  • Team Player: Able to work collaboratively in cross-functional teams, providing expertise and guidance when needed.

    BENEFITS:

    Competitive Salary: Base salary commensurate with experience, plus performance-based incentives.

    Career Progression: Clear pathways for career development and progression within the company.

    Training & Development: Ongoing training and development opportunities to help you grow in your role.

    Supportive Culture: Join a collaborative, friendly, and ambitious team that values work-life balance and personal growth.

    28 days annual leave, including bank holidays

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