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Location: Remote/ Pan India Notice Period: Immediate iSource Services is hiring for one of their client for the position of Business Central Developer. About the Role - We are seeking a Microsoft Dynamics NAV/Business Central Technical Lead to drive the technical design, development, and implementation of Business Central solutions. The ideal candidate will provide technical leadership, ensure seamless system integrations, and oversee cloud migrations while maintaining high-quality deliverables. Technical Leadership: Lead the design, development, and implementation of Microsoft Dynamics NAV/Business Central solutions. Solution Architecture: Define technical architecture, ensuring seamless integration with business requirements. Development Oversight: Manage all development stages, ensuring high-quality code and best practices. Customization & Enhancements: Design and implement custom features in Business Central to meet business needs. Integration Management: Oversee integrations with other systems, ensuring efficient data flow and process automation. Performance Tuning: Optimize Business Central for best system performance and user experience. Team Collaboration: Work closely with business analysts, consultants, and stakeholders to align technical solutions with business goals. Training & Mentorship: Provide guidance and mentorship to junior developers and technical team members. Stay Updated: Keep up with the latest trends in Microsoft Dynamics NAV/Business Central and related technologies. Requirements Excellent Communication & Interpersonal Skills: Ability to communicate complex technical concepts to both technical and non-technical audiences, including US-based clients. Experience in the Education Sector: Understanding of higher education challenges, preferably with institutions like the American University of Antigua. Navision Cloud Expertise: Extensive experience with Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central (formerly Navision) Cloud. Cloud Migration Experience: Proven track record of on-premise to cloud migrations, particularly in ERP systems. Integration Skills: Strong experience in integrating Business Central with other systems. Customer-Focused Approach: Ability to build and maintain long-term relationships with US clients. Adaptability & Teamwork: Ability to work in a rapid-paced environment, adapt to changing priorities, and collaborate effectively. Skills : - Business Central,Technical Lead,Solution Architecture,Customization & Enhancements,Cloud Migratio,ERP System,Integration Management,Performance Tuning,Development Oversight,Coding Standards & Best Practices,Team Collaboration,Higher Education Sector,American University of Antigua,US Client Management,Technical Documentation,Training & Mentorship,Adaptability & Problem-Solving .
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