Role description
Job Description for D365 F&O; Technical Architect: -
This role focuses on the technical architecture, development, performance optimization, and infrastructure for Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations (F&O;) / Finance & Supply Chain Management in various industry verticals. It ensures high-quality code, secure deployments, and compliance with US GAAP/IRS and Indian GST/TDS regulations in multi-region environments.
Key Responsibilities
Lead technical design of D365 F&O; customizations, extensions, and developments using X++, Power Platform, and extensibility framework, tailored to business processes (e.g., clinical supply chain, pharmacy inventory, patient billing integration).
Define data models, performance strategies, and security architecture (roles, SoD, encryption) aligned with HIPAA-adjacent financial data and healthcare audit requirements.
Oversee DevOps pipelines using LCS, Azure DevOps for CI/CD, builds, testing, and deployments across USA/India sandboxes and production environments.
Conduct code reviews, technical fit-gap analysis,
and optimization for scalability in high-volume healthcare workloads (e.g., AR/AP for claims, procurement for medical supplies).
Design and troubleshoot integrations with different systems via OData, custom services, batch jobs, and Azure (Logic Apps, Functions).
Support data migration using Data Management Framework, ensuring quality for master data (items, vendors, CoA) and transactional data in multi-entity setups.
Collaborate with functional teams and offshore resources for requirement reviews, PoCs, and hypercare, managing risks in regulated healthcare projects.
Contribute to pre-sales with technical proposals, effort estimates, and demos for healthcare RFPs in USA/India markets.
Mentor junior developers and ensure adherence to Microsoft best practices, reducing technical debt in healthcare customizations.
Required Experience (8–12 Years)
8–12 years total IT experience, with 5+ years hands
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