SW Engineer (Microsoft CRM Dynamics) - job 1 of 9

As a SW Engineer focusing on Microsoft CRM Dynamics, your responsibilities will include implementing Dynamics Power Pages portals, designing web pages, forms, and components, as well as using the Liquid markup language to enhance functionality. You'll also be tasked with ensuring secure access control, integrating with other Power Platform services, and leveraging tools like Azure Platform and Integration Services.

Qualifications for the SW Engineer role include a Bachelor’s Degree and 1-2 years of relevant work experience. Familiarity with Dynamics 365 CE, Power Pages, .NET, JavaScript, and a basic understanding of SQL Server are essential. Experience in agile methodologies and tools like Jira or TFS will also boost your application!

For the SW Engineer position with our company, candidates should have proficiency in .NET and JavaScript. Experience with C# or Visual Basic, Visual Studio, and web services is crucial. Additionally, familiarity with Power Automate and Power Apps will be invaluable, as you'll often work with these technologies in our projects.

The SW Engineer position is a hybrid role, providing flexibility in your working environment. While you'll have the opportunity to work from home, specific days in the office will be determined by your hiring manager, allowing for a balance of collaboration and remote work.

Candidates can prepare by brushing up on key technologies such as Dynamics Power Pages, .NET, and JavaScript, as well as reviewing Agile methodologies. Familiarity with the projects our company undertakes will also be beneficial. Additionally, honing your problem-solving skills and reflecting on past experiences will help you present yourself confidently.

In answering this question, focus on specific projects where you implemented Dynamics Power Pages, detailing the design, customization, and any challenges you overcame. Highlight your familiarity with using the Liquid markup language, as well as integration with other Power Platform tools.

Share specific examples of how you've used JavaScript and .NET in your past roles. Discuss projects where you developed applications or solutions, showcasing your coding skills and problem-solving abilities, and any positive outcomes from your work.

Demonstrate your understanding of the importance of security in web applications. Share your experience with defining roles and permissions, and describe how you verify secure access control in projects you've worked on.

Discuss your time management strategies, including how you prioritize tasks based on urgency and importance. Provide an example of a previous project where you successfully met tight deadlines while maintaining quality.

Talk about your experience with SQL Server, including the types of databases you've created or maintained, queries you've written, and how this knowledge has helped you drive results in your previous roles.

Choose an example that highlights your analytical and creative problem-solving skills. Describe the challenge, the steps you took to find a solution, and the outcomes that benefited your team or company.

Share specific elements of Agile methodologies that resonate with you, such as collaboration, adaptability, and iterative development. Provide examples of how you've successfully contributed to team dynamics and project outcomes.

Highlight your commitment to continuous learning. Mention resources you utilize, such as online courses, webinars, or communities relevant to Microsoft Dynamics, Azure, and programming languages like JavaScript or C#.

Focus on a specific instance where you simplified technical jargon for a layperson. Describe your methods for conveying critical information clearly and effectively while ensuring comprehension of key points.

In answering this question, express your passion for the technologies and projects the company is involved in. Share how your skills align with the company's goals, and your desire to contribute to an innovative and collaborative work environment.