SAPSOL Technologies Inc.
D365 Technical Developer
About the Team & Impact Join IBM Consulting’s dynamic team supporting a major client in the Chemical & Petroleum sector. You’ll play a key role in maintaining and enhancing Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations systems to ensure smooth business operations and data integrity. Responsibilities • Support and maintain D365 Finance & Operations modules • Perform administrative tasks and system configurations • Troubleshoot and resolve technical issues across GL, AP, AR, and reporting • Collaborate with end users and IT teams to correct data and system errors • Recommend process and system improvements to prevent recurring issues • Document resolutions and maintain support logs • Ensure system integrations function effectively for retail operations • Participate in testing and validation of fixes and enhancements • Provide technical input for enterprise structure configurations • Monitor system performance and suggest optimizations • Assist with reporting and analytics setup • Follow compliance and data governance standards Skill Years of Experience Level of Experience Details / Examples (please explain your proficiency, provide technical details and/or examples) 5+ years experience with Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations Deep knowledge of GL, AP, AR, reporting, and enterprise structures Proven ability to troubleshoot and resolve system issues Experience supporting large-scale retail or enterprise environments Strong documentation and communication skills Ability to work independently and remotely Familiarity with administrative-level D365 tasks Nice-to-Have - Experience with system integrations in retail or ERP environments Nice-to-Have - Exposure to Power Platform or Azure services Nice-to-Have - Knowledge of Canadian business compliance standards Nice-to-Have - Experience working in consulting or client-facing roles Tools/Tech • Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations • Reporting tools (Power BI, SSRS, etc.) • Integration platforms (if applicable) Originally posted on Himalayas
