Senior Microsoft Copilot Developer (Power Platform & Azure)

This is a remote position. Position: Senior Microsoft Copilot Developer Experience: 6+ Years (Minimum 3–4 years of hands-on experience in Microsoft Copilot development is mandatory) Employment Type: Contractual Work Mode: Remote Job Summary We are seeking an experienced Microsoft Copilot Developer with over 6 years of overall experience in Microsoft technologies and a minimum of 3–4 years of dedicated experience in Microsoft Copilot development. The ideal candidate should possess strong expertise in Microsoft Copilot Studio, Power Platform, Azure Services, Microsoft 365, and AI-driven business automation to build intelligent enterprise solutions. Key Responsibilities • Design, develop, and deploy enterprise-grade solutions using Microsoft Copilot Studio . • Build AI-powered conversational agents and copilots integrated with Microsoft 365 applications. • Customize Copilot experiences using Power Platform and Azure services. • Develop automation workflows using Power Automate. • Build Power Apps to support Copilot-driven business processes. • Integrate Copilot with Microsoft Graph, Dataverse, SharePoint, Dynamics 365, and external APIs. • Implement Generative AI capabilities using Azure OpenAI and Azure AI Services. • Ensure security, governance, and compliance for enterprise Copilot implementations. • Collaborate with business stakeholders to gather requirements and deliver scalable AI solutions. • Troubleshoot, optimize, and enhance existing Copilot implementations. Must Have: Minimum 3–4 years of dedicated Microsoft Copilot development experience along with strong expertise in Power Platform and Azure. Requirements Required Skills • Microsoft Copilot Studio (Primary Skill) • Microsoft 365 Copilot • Power Platform (Power Apps, Power Automate, Dataverse) • Azure Services (Azure OpenAI, Azure Functions, Logic Apps, App Services) • Microsoft Graph API • SharePoint Online & Dynamics 365 Integration • REST APIs • C#, .NET, JavaScript/TypeScript • Azure DevOps & Git Originally posted on Himalayas