Senior Software Engineer - Microsoft Power Platform

HireRight•Nashville, TN

1d•Hybrid

About The Position

We're looking for a strong Senior Software Engineer who happens to be fluent in workflow automation, not a platform specialist looking for the next configuration project. We run a production, event-driven automation platform on Microsoft Power Platform using Power Automate cloud and desktop flows, Power Apps, and Dataverse. It processes thousands of order requests, moves sensitive and regulated data, and integrates with partner and internal systems. It was built deliberately as a reusable pattern library, not a pile of one-off scripts and we intend to keep it that way as it grows. This isn't reverse-engineering a legacy mess, and it isn't a blank page. We need an engineer who can learn the architecture quickly, respect the decisions that make it maintainable, and extend it with the same discipline it was built with.

Requirements

Microsoft Power Automate in production.
Dataverse as an application platform (schema, security, business events, Custom APIs), not just a data store.
C#/.NET, including Dataverse plugin development.
Designing with queue-based, asynchronous patterns and knowing when RPA is the right tool versus an API.
Secure engineering for sensitive or regulated data: encryption, secrets management, least privilege.
Building REST APIs and integrating with enterprise and external systems.
Supporting production systems and handling real incidents.

Nice To Haves

Azure (including Key Vault), Power Platform ALM and multi-solution deployment, Azure DevOps / CI-CD and the Power Platform CLI, experience with regulated or HR-adjacent data, and a track record of mentoring.

Responsibilities

Own the deep engineering on our automation platform, working alongside the team that runs it today.
Extend cloud and desktop flows while keeping the separation clean: desktop flows do only what needs direct UI or machine interaction; orchestration, logic, and data live in the cloud.
Grow the event-driven model and the shared pattern library.
Make things more reliable via exception handling, retries, idempotency, logging, monitoring and chase root causes, not symptoms.
Treat security as a first-class concern end to end, given the sensitive, regulated data the platform handles.