Dynamics 365 CRM Developer (.NET / Plugins)

Key Responsibilities

• Design, develop, test, and maintain Microsoft Dynamics CRM / Dataverse solutions aligned to enterprise standards and business requirements.
• Build and support custom CRM plugins, workflows, and integrations using .NET / C# 
• Customize and extend Dynamics CRM entities, forms, views, business rules, and security roles
• Develop and maintain integrations with upstream and downstream systems using REST/SOAP APIs
• Participate in application modernization efforts, including remediation of legacy customizations toward out of the box and platform aligned capabilities (e.g., PCF where applicable) 
• Collaborate with architects to ensure solutions align with Wells Fargo architecture, security, and risk management standards
• Support CI/CD pipelines, source control, and release activities using enterprise-approved tools (e.g., Git)
• Participate in code reviews, defect remediation, and production support
• Contribute to documentation and knowledge sharing across the team
• Ensure compliance with Wells Fargo policies related to information security, data privacy, and SDLC governance.

Required Qualifications

•  4+ years of experience in software engineering and application development
• Hands-on experience developing Microsoft Dynamics CRM solutions
• Strong proficiency in C#, .NET Framework / .NET Core, and Visual Studio
• Experience building CRM plugins, custom workflows, and SDK/API-based extensions
• Experience with relational databases and data modeling concepts
• Understanding of RESTful services and enterprise system integrations
• Experience working in an enterprise SDLC environment

Qualifications

• Experience with CRM Online / Dataverse and cloud-based Dynamics deployments
• Knowledge of Power Platform components (Power Automate, Power Apps, PCF)
• Familiarity with CI/CD pipelines, automated testing, and DevSecOps practice
• Experience working in regulated or financial services environments
• Strong understanding of application security, compliance, and risk controls

Posted By