Power Platform Consultant H/F

Sigma Suisse is seeking for its client, a company in the trading sector, a technical Power Platform Consultant, Geneva or London based. Job Description The role is part of a growing Power Platform team consisting of 10 people. This multi-skilled team also handles AWS , Google Cloud , DevOps , and platform engineering. The primary focus is on developing solutions using PowerApps , Power Pages , and Power Automate , with no emphasis on Power BI or dashboard creation. The team operates globally with members in Geneva , London , and the US . Projects will involve supporting compliance , KYC platforms , cybersecurity , and shipping . These projects are varied and will often come from different areas of the business. The role involves process automation and workflow automation within the Power Platform. There will be regular interaction with other vital systems, making integration skills crucial. The person hired will be required to capture requirements and work with both business and technical teams to implement solutions on the Power Platform. The role has a strong delivery focus and will involve working directly with stakeholders to deliver solutions globally. Job Qualifications: Experience Level: Ideal candidates should have 1-2 years of app support experience followed by at least 3 years working with Power Platform, particularly PowerApps and Power Automate . Skills: Strong understanding of the Software Development Life Cycle . Experience with process automation and workflow automation . Ability to capture and extract requirements, ensuring alignment with business or technical implementation. Exposure to other technologies like Python and C# is useful. Good delivery skills; ability to deliver projects from conception to implementation. Languages: Must have strong business-level proficiency in English . Technology Background: Familiarity with how software integrates and interacts with other vital systems. Global Role: Candidates must be comfortable in a global-facing role with regular interaction between the Geneva and London offices. #J-18808-Ljbffr