Microsoft Power Platform Graduate

Microsoft Power Platform Graduate

Immediate Start

Salary: Up to £30,000 pa

Location: Hull HQ

Progression: Structured mentoring and Microsoft certifications provided

Benefits: On-site Gym, Cycle to Work Scheme, Social Events, Staff Discounts

We’re looking for a tech-savvy graduate with industry and Microsoft Power Platform experience, to join our client and support their exciting business transformation projects across their multi-site organisation.

As part of a tight-knit team you’ll start by learning how to deliver real-world business value using Microsoft technologies, steadily taking on more complex responsibilities as you develop. You will be working hands-on with Microsoft Power Apps and Power Automate and will learn from an internal industry expert who will act as a mentor to help strengthen your skills and advance your career in tech.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Work across Power Apps & Power Automate solutions, streamlining business processes in line with company objectives.
  • Assist with integration projects using cloud-based tools including Enterprise Service Bus.
  • Support data warehousing & system integration initiatives.
  • Collaborate and be mentored by the highly experienced Microsoft Lead, engaging with regular internal and external training.

About You:

  • Degree in Computer Science, Business IT, Data Analytics (or similar)
  • 1 years’ experience, either as a placement or post-graduation.
  • Professional experience using Microsoft Power Platform, Microsoft Power Apps, Microsoft Power Automate.
  • Curious, hands-on, and eager to learn in a real-world tech environment
  • UK resident with unrestricted right to work – no visa sponsorship available

If you think you’re suitable, please apply now. For further information, please contact Matt Pallister.

Thank you for your interest. We carefully review every CV and will contact shortlisted applicants by phone or email. If you don’t hear from us within 5 working days, unfortunately your application hasn’t been successful on this occasion.

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