SW Engineer (Microsoft CRM Dynamics) - job 8 of 9

As a SW Engineer at Microsoft CRM Dynamics, you'll be responsible for designing and customizing web pages and components within the Power Pages environment. Your role involves utilizing the Liquid markup language to extend functionality, implementing secure access control through careful definition of roles and permissions, and integrating Power Pages with other services. You'll also work with Agile methodologies, participate in planning sessions, and ensure quality deliverables.

To qualify for the SW Engineer position at Microsoft CRM Dynamics, candidates should have a Bachelor's Degree and 1-2 years of relevant work experience. This includes hands-on experience with Dynamics Power Pages and familiarity with Azure Platform and Integration Services. Proficiency in .Net, JavaScript, C#, and basic SQL Server knowledge are also important for success in this role.

A SW Engineer at Microsoft CRM Dynamics should be proficient in several programming languages, including .Net and JavaScript. Additionally, experience with C# or Visual Basic is necessary, while a basic understanding of SQL Server is also beneficial. Knowing how to utilize Power Automate and Power Apps rounds out the technical skill set that will help you succeed in this position.

The SW Engineer position at Microsoft CRM Dynamics is a hybrid role, which means that some days you will work in the office while other days you can work remotely. The exact expectations for in-office days will be communicated by your hiring manager to ensure clarity and alignment with team goals.

In addition to technical expertise, soft skills are crucial for a SW Engineer at Microsoft CRM Dynamics. Strong interpersonal and communication skills, both written and verbal, are essential for collaboration within the team. Effective time management, problem-solving abilities, and a proactive attitude are also important qualities that will help you excel and contribute to the team effectively.

In preparing for this question, think about specific projects where you’ve implemented Dynamics Power Pages. Discuss how you customized components, designed web pages, and utilized the Liquid markup language to enhance functionality. Provide examples that showcase your problem-solving skills and creativity.

Highlight your understanding of system integrations and provide examples of past projects. Discuss how you've identified integration needs, chosen appropriate services, and ensured seamless functionality while maintaining data integrity and security.

Talk about your process for defining roles and permissions within Dynamics Power Pages. Discuss any specific best practices you follow to prevent unauthorized access and ensure compliance with organizational security policies.

Choose a relevant technical challenge you encountered in a previous role. Outline the steps you took to analyze the problem, the troubleshooting process, and how you arrived at a solution. Highlight any teamwork involved and what you learned from the experience.

Discuss tools that you are familiar with, such as Jira or TFS, and how you’ve used them effectively in tracking progress, managing sprints, and facilitating team collaboration. Provide examples of how your tool usage has contributed to project successes.

Explain your personal method for prioritization, such as using the Eisenhower Matrix or other time management techniques. Illustrate with examples of how you handled multiple projects or tasks simultaneously and ensured deadlines were met without compromising quality.

Talk about your experience with .Net, JavaScript, C#, or any languages relevant to the position. Provide specific examples of projects where you utilized these programming languages, emphasizing how your skills helped achieve project goals.

Share your familiarity with Azure services like Logic Apps and Azure Functions. Describe projects where you successfully used these tools, explaining the problems they solved and the impact they had on the overall project outcomes.

Outline a structured approach to debugging, starting with identifying the issue and gathering relevant data, followed by a methodical investigation of variables such as code, configurations, and dependencies. Mention tools you would use for logging and monitoring.

Discuss the resources you utilize to stay informed about new features and best practices in Dynamics 365 CE and Power Pages. This might include online courses, webinars, industry forums, and engaging with the community. Emphasize a commitment to continuous learning and professional growth.