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Hire Power Platform developers

Hire Power BI, Power Apps and Power Automate developers

Add Power Platform skills to your own team. A developer works on your backlog, in your environments and to your standards, for as long as you need the extra capacity.

Roles

Developers for each part of the platform

Choose a specialist, or a combined role when your apps, flows and SharePoint content need to work as one solution.

Power BI

Power BI developer

For reporting backlogs, new dashboards, data model clean-up and report migrations.

  • Semantic models, DAX and Power Query
  • Dashboard and paginated report design
  • Row-level security, refresh and gateways

Power Apps

Power Apps developer

For new business apps, replacing spreadsheets and paper forms, or extending apps already in use.

  • Canvas and model-driven apps, Power Fx
  • Dataverse, SharePoint and SQL data sources
  • Connectors, security roles and app testing

Power Automate

Power Automate developer

For approval workflows, document processing, notifications and integrations between systems.

  • Cloud flows, approvals and adaptive cards
  • Connectors, HTTP actions and custom APIs
  • Error handling, monitoring and run history

Combined role

SharePoint + Power Platform developer

For solutions where SharePoint lists and libraries, Power Apps and Power Automate work together.

  • SharePoint lists, libraries and permissions
  • Power Apps forms and apps on SharePoint data
  • Flows for approvals, documents and notifications

Engagement options

Choose how much capacity you need

Tell us what fits your team and we will confirm what is possible for the role and start date you need.

Full-time

A dedicated developer

One developer focused on your backlog during the working hours you agree, working like part of your team.

Part-time

Steady, partial capacity

A set number of hours each week for ongoing enhancements, maintenance or a slower-moving backlog.

Project-based

A defined piece of work

A developer assigned to a specific deliverable, such as an app, a report suite or a set of flows.

How it works

From request to a developer on your team

01

Share your requirements

The role, the skills that matter, your environment and the working hours you need covered.

02

Agree scope and fit

We confirm skills, engagement type, overlap and a realistic start date before anything begins.

03

Onboard

Access, standards, tools and priorities are set up so work can start in your environments.

04

Deliver and review

Regular check-ins keep priorities clear, and capacity can be adjusted as your needs change.

Request a developer

Tell us about the developer you need

A few details help us respond with a clear answer on fit, availability and next steps.

  • The work the developer will pick up first
  • Tools and data sources in your environment
  • Time zone and hours of overlap you need
  • Expected length of the engagement
Hire Developer Request

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FAQ

Questions about hiring a developer

Should we hire a developer or start a project?

Hire a developer when you already know the work and can direct it day to day. Choose a project when you want a defined outcome delivered end to end, including discovery, design and testing.

Can one developer cover Power Apps and Power Automate?

Often, yes. Apps and flows are frequently built together, so a combined Power Apps and Power Automate role is common. Mention it in your request and we will confirm the right fit.

How soon can a developer start?

Start dates depend on the skills and hours you need. We confirm a realistic start date when we reply to your request, before any commitment.

Will the developer work in our time zone?

The hours of overlap with your team are agreed as part of each request, so meetings and reviews happen during your working day.