Develop and maintain AL customizations in Business Central, manage integrations using Azure services, and troubleshoot code with minimal supervision.
Key Responsibilities:
-Develop and maintain AL-based customizations and extensions in Business Central (v23+)
-Write clean, event-driven code to support internal operational processes across finance, inventory, production, and logistics
-Design and implement robust integrations using Azure Functions and Logic Apps
-Manage upgrades and extensions using VS Code, Docker, Git, and Azure DevOps
-Create and maintain custom APIs, reports, and outputs as needed
-Implement automated tests and support release pipelines
-Troubleshoot and debug AL code and integrations; resolve issues with minimal supervision
-Maintain technical documentation and support internal knowledge sharing
What you will be working with:
-AL language and the Business Central event model
-Git source control and Azure DevOps pipelines (CI/CD)
-Docker containers and local dev environments
-Azure Functions and Logic Apps for extensibility and automation
-Power Platform tools (Power Automate, Power BI)
-ISVs InsightWorks, Prophix, Tegossuite
Qualifications:
-5+ years of technical experience with Dynamics Business Central / NAV
-3+ years writing AL code for Business Central v23 or later
-Deep knowledge of Azure Functions and Logic Apps, including authentication, error handling, and performance tuning
-Proven track record building and maintaining event-driven extensions
-Experience with Git, Docker, and Azure DevOps in a modern development workflow
-Strong debugging, troubleshooting, and documentation skills
-Familiarity with Power Platform is a plus
-Experience with automated testing frameworks for AL is a bonus
Nice-to-Have Certifications:
MB-800 – Business Central Functional Consultant
AZ-204 – Developing Solutions for Microsoft Azure
PL-400 – Power Platform Developer Associate
Top Skills
Al
Azure Devops
Azure Functions
Business Central
Docker
Git
Logic Apps
Power Automate
Power BI
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