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Employment type: Contract / Consulting (not a permanent role) Engagement: Approximately 3 to 4 months for a pilot build, with potential extension into later phases Location: Bengaluru or Remote (India) Experience: 4 to 8 years, with at least 3 years hands-on Microsoft Power Platform delivery Start: Immediate About the role Svvatech is building a single-tenant enterprise compliance-intelligence application on Microsoft Power Platform and Azure, with AI integration through Azure OpenAI. We are hiring experienced Power Platform developers on a contract basis to build the Canvas application, the Power Automate flows and the Dataverse-backed automation, on a compressed, gated delivery schedule. Designs, a component library and a flow kit are supplied, so this is hands-on build work for people who can deliver fast, correctly, and to a professional standard. Key responsibilities - Build Canvas apps in Power Fx from supplied designs and component patterns: screens, reusable components, navigation and role-based views. - Build and wire Power Automate cloud flows: ingestion, scheduled scans, alerts and approvals, using premium connectors, HTTP actions, error handling and retries. - Work across a Dataverse data model: tables, columns, relationships, choice sets, security roles and alternate keys, with delegation-safe queries. - Integrate flows with Azure Functions endpoints and Azure OpenAI over HTTP, to a defined request-and-response contract. - Follow ALM discipline: managed solutions, Dev to Test to Production promotion, source control, environment variables and connection references. - Build and test on synthetic data, keep queries delegable under volume, and write clean, maintainable Power Fx. Must-have skills - Hands-on Canvas app development in Power Fx (not only model-driven apps). - Robust Power Automate cloud-flow authoring, including premium connectors, HTTP actions and robust error handling. - Dataverse data modelling and security roles, with a genuine understanding of delegation and how to keep queries delegable at scale. - Solution ALM: managed versus unmanaged, environments, promotion, environment variables and connection references. - Ability to work from written specifications and a supplied build kit and deliver to gated milestones. Good to have - Azure Functions or Azure OpenAI integration experience. - PCF (Power Apps Component Framework) with React and TypeScript for custom controls. - Microsoft 365 Graph or document-management integration (for example SharePoint or iManage). - Experience in compliance, legal, insurance or other regulated-domain applications. - Power Platform certifications (PL-100, PL-200, PL-400 or PL-500). Engagement details - Contract / consulting basis, not permanent. - Duration approximately 3 to 4 months, extendable. - Remote / hybrid / on-site specify - Immediate availability preferred. To apply Share examples of Canvas apps and non-trivial Power Automate flows you have built, and be ready to discuss a delegation problem you solved and a complex flow you designed. .
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