Lead Developer Microsoft Dynamics 365 - Customer Insights Journeys

Position Summary

We are seeking a hands-on Lead Developer to design and deliver a branded, interactive patient messaging solution using Microsoft Dynamics 365 Customer Insights - Journeys, Microsoft Dataverse, Azure Functions, and Twilio. The lead developer will own the core pro-code implementation, guide technical decisions, review code, and support the solution through integration testing, user acceptance testing, production deployment, and stabilization.

Required platform experience

Candidates must have hands-on experience with Microsoft Dynamics 365 Marketing, now Customer Insights - Journeys, including real-time journeys. This requirement is mandatory.

Key Responsibilities

  • Lead the detailed technical design and implementation across Customer Insights - Journeys, Dataverse, Azure Functions and Twilio.
  • Review the current Customer Insights implementation, existing real-time journeys, integration points, session model, and deployment approach.
  • Develop Dataverse C# plugins that run within the sandbox execution model and follow platform performance, security, and tracing practices.
  • Define and implement Dataverse Custom APIs, including request and response parameters, plugin registration, validation error handling, and downstream invocation patterns.
  • Build the Customer Insights custom-channel components required to send RCS messages, process delivery events, invoke triggers, and support journey branching.
  • Implement attribute change triggers and custom triggers that allow inbound patient responses to continue the appropriate real-time journey path.
  • Develop Azure Functions using the .NET isolated-worker model, dependency injection, configuration, logging, retry handling, and secure webhook processing.
  • Integrate Twilio Content Templates, RCS senders or sender pools, message status callbacks, inbound webhooks, and SMS fallback behavior.
  • Configure app registrations, managed identities, permissions, secrets or certificates, and secure service -to-service authentication between Azure, Dataverse, and Twilio-facing components.
  • Own solution packaging and deployment across development, test, and production environments, including managed and unmanaged solutions, environment variables, connection references, and deployment pipelines.
  • Provide technical leadership through code reviews, design walkthroughs, troubleshooting, and coordination with architecture, QA, business analysis, and client teams.
  • Support unit testing, end-to-end integration testing, regression testing, UAT defect resolution, production deployment, stabilization, and knowledge transfer.

Required Technical Experience

  • Microsoft Dataverse and Power Platform pro-code development: Strong hands-on experience designing and developing Dataverse plugins in C# using the sandbox model, plugin execution context, tracing, secure and unsecure configuration, and appropriate synchronous or asynchronous execution patterns.
  • Dataverse Custom APIs: Proven experience defining Custom APIs and request and response parameters, registering plugin logic, handling validation and faults, and exposing operations for journey or integration workflows.
  • Power Platform solution lifecycle: Hands-on experience with managed and unmanaged solutions, dependency management, environment variables, connection references, solution packing and unpacking, source control, and repeatable deployment across environments.
  • Customer Insights - Journeys: Hands-on experience with the platform formerly known as Dynamics 365 Marketing, including real-time journeys, custom-channel framework, channels, custom triggers, attribute change triggers, journey branching, delivery reporting, and session or interaction data.
  • Azure Functions: Strong .NET and C# experience building Azure Functions with the isolated-worker model, dependency injection, configuration, telemetry, webhook endpoints, idempotency, retries, and exception handling.
  • Azure identity and security: Experience with Microsoft Entra ID app registrations, application permissions, managed identity, client credentials, certificate or secret management, and secure service-to-service authentication.
  • Twilio and messaging: Hands-on messaging integration experience with Twilio. Direct RCS Business Messaging experience is strongly preferred, including Content Templates, sender pools, status callbacks, inbound webhooks, opt-out handling, and SMS fallback.
  • Integration engineering: Experience designing resilient API and webhook integrations with correlation identifiers, structured logging, replay protection, idempotency, observability, and production support considerations.

Preferred Experience

  • Healthcare, patient-engagement, or another privacy-sensitive messaging environment
  • Messaging consent, opt-out, short-code, deliverability, and carrier considerations
  • Azure DevOps or equivalent source-control and CI/CD practices for Power Platform and Azure workloads
  • Production monitoring and troubleshooting across Dataverse, Azure Functions, and external messaging providers
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