Senior Power Pages Migration Developer (Alberta)

Senior Power Pages Migration Developer (Alberta)

03 Nov
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SynergyLoft
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Alberta

03 Nov

SynergyLoft

Alberta

Lead Power Pages migrations remotely from Canada using Dataverse, Power Platform CLI, and technical discovery expertise. Modernize legacy portals into enhanced solutions.
This Senior Application Developer supports migration from Adxstudio Portals v8 to Microsoft Power Pages. The work includes schema refactoring, form modernization, integrations, security mapping, testing, and documentation. Candidates need five years of Power Platform experience, including Power Apps, Power Automate, Dataverse, and related Dynamics 365 applications.
Key Responsibilities: Analyze Adxstudio architecture and identify custom adx_ configurations
Lead technical discovery and deliver solution design artifacts
Migrate portal data using Power Platform CLI and Dataverse tools
Recreate forms and lists as Power Pages Multistep Forms




Perform testing, troubleshoot errors, and maintain technical documentation
Requirements: Five years designing, developing, implementing, and supporting Power Platform solutions
PL-400 and PL-200 or AB-410 certification, or equivalent experience
Adxstudio Portals v8 and Power Pages migration experience
Experience using Microsoft Copilot for Liquid and JavaScript troubleshooting
Ability to work remotely from within Canada
Apply senior Power Pages migration expertise across Dataverse, portal modernization, integrations, security, and technical discovery.

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📌 Senior Power Pages Migration Developer (Alberta)
🏢 SynergyLoft
📍 Alberta

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