MS Dynamics Solution Architect

Salary: $136,000 - 176,000 per year Requirements:

• Bachelors degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Information Systems, Data Science, or a closely related technical field.
• Progressive IT experience, including solution or enterprise architecture for large-scale, mission-critical systems.
• Hands-on expertise with Microsoft Dynamics 365 CE, Dataverse, and Power Platform.
• Experience as a lead or principal architect across at least two full Dynamics 365 implementation lifecycles.
• Microsoft Azure architecture and hands-on development experience, including PaaS integration, data, and identity.
• Production experience developing generative AI or agentic solutions with Azure AI Foundry, Azure OpenAI, or Copilot Studio.
• Knowledge of RAG and grounding, tool calling, agent orchestration, and AI evaluation methods.
• Application security experience in regulated environments, including NIST 800-53 or equivalent, threat modeling, and secure SDLC.
• Experience delivering solutions in government cloud environments such as GCC, GCC High, or Azure Government.
• Pro-code Dynamics 365 extensibility skills, including C#/.NET plug-ins and custom APIs.
• Microsoft certifications listed in the source: Dynamics 365 Customer Service (MB-230), Power Platform Solution Architect Expert (PL-600), and Azure Solutions Architect Expert (AZ-305).

• Own and maintain STAANDs architecture, data models, platform design, environment strategy, and integration topology; establish standards and review significant designs.
• Personally configure, code, prototype, review, and troubleshoot Dynamics 365 and Power Platform solutions, including plug-ins, custom APIs, PCF controls, client extensions, and Power Fx.
• Diagnose platform performance, service limits, solution conflicts, storage growth, and portal issues, and maintain architecture documentation for audits and governance.
• Design and secure integrations between the Government Community Cloud tenant and commercial Azure services, including data boundaries, identity, networking, secrets, and API patterns.
• Lead hands-on AI development for CORA and related capabilities; build, evaluate, and operate agents, retrieval and grounding, orchestration, and human-review workflows.
• Establish AI evaluation and lifecycle practices, including regression testing, model comparisons, responsible AI safeguards, monitoring, and reusable platform assets.
• Own STAANDs security architecture and support compliance, least-privilege access, secure development, vulnerability remediation, audits, incident response, and recovery planning.
• Manage the platform change and release pipeline from design through deployment and verification; coordinate release notes and training, and assess Microsoft release waves.
• Evaluate platform and AI capabilities, maintain a multi-year technical roadmap, optimize performance and costs, improve DevOps automation, and track technical risks.
• Own data architecture and quality for federal reporting, partner interoperability, data exchanges, duplicate detection, and reconciliation with legacy records.
• Engage with social work teams and senior stakeholders to translate operational needs into technical designs; brief leadership and federal reviewers.
• Serve as the technical liaison to Microsoft and implementation and support vendors, produce architecture and briefing materials, and mentor staff and contract resources.

• AI
• API
• Architect
• Azure
• C#
• Cloud
• Copilot
• DevOps
• Support
• PaaS
• RAG
• Security
• Office 365
• ASP.NET
• JavaScript
• TypeScript
• Web

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We are seeking a senior, hands-on Solution Architect to serve as the technical design authority for STAAND (Stronger Together Against Abuse and Neglect in DC), the Districts federally certified Comprehensive Child Welfare Information System. Our person-centered, AI-enabled platform runs on Microsoft Dynamics 365 and Power Platform in a Government Community Cloud tenant, with Azure services in Microsofts commercial cloud. It supports CFSA staff, agency partners, providers, resource parents, and District agencies through nine functional modules and six external portals, and includes CORA, an AI assistant. The role reports directly to the District DevOps Manager and involves close collaboration with CFSA leadership, OCTO, Microsoft, and federal partners. This is a build-and-design position requiring direct platform work, rather than an advisory or oversight-only role.

last updated 41 week of 2026