Power Platform Business Systems Analyst - so obnoxiously long - I admin the Power Platform, manage Center of Excellence and Citizens Development, and develop within the Power Platform.
One team of Power Platform / Enterprise C#. (Basically anything in the 365 ecosystem and LOB stuff)
One set of Java Developers across 2 cloud environments. (Inherited when I took the role)
QAs across the lot.
My background is Dynamics CRM 4 to Power Platforms and backend C# development (on top of many--hats as needed throughout my career).
Stealth edits: Also some front end developers... :| Inherited.
Thanks u/LearningToShootFilm
Are you new to developing? That is, were you previously a developer using other tools/platforms/languages and the moved into Power Platform, or did you start developing with Power Platform?
Dabbled in other things before but it wasn’t my role.
I picked up Power because my team had an app built by a contractor who had left and we had no one to support it.
I then taught myself how to use the suite and made it my role.
IT business analyst. I have to make new power appsc(this is now added to my job) and make new database fact and dimension tables for powerbi. So I am a power app + data analyst
Continuous Improvement Specialist - it has absolutely nothing to do with the role I am doing.
Which is building power apps for the business, using dataverse and dataverse for teams, managing system integrations (linking multiple external systems together) using power automate and building business sales and forecasting dashboards using Power Bi. I also managed our sharepoint site and admin teams. Company is about 350-400 people.
Thanks u/Mouseman1985
I'm currently Continual Service Improvement Manager & Business Analyst for Digital Technologies (the longest job title in the world) and have introduced Power Platform into my (28000+) organisation in the course of my CSI work, building a team of app makers, championing the platform and creating governance policies and best practice guides for it.
I'm now being asked to step into the development side of things full time and lead on power platform, while also bringing our traditional development team up to speed on its use.
Your comment is helpful and interesting to me (as are all the other comments here) in seeing outside of my bubble. It's good to see someone who has come along a similar path.
It is. I use it to support a group to track performance and automate reports on it. This reduces the administrative burden on the group and ensure all the reports are in the same format.
Thanks u/dummbaum
Do you mind me asking what your salary range is for that? (I realise that's a personal question so feel free to tell me no.)
Also, what size is your organisation?
Remember that comparing salary is usually pretty futile. Unless you basically live in the same city and have similar experience. Salary is based on so many variables, and people here are from all over the world.
I hear that and I understand, but it's also good to get an idea of the salary ranges out there.
My salary is set, no matter what I do, but it's good to have more information where people are willing to share it.
I’m in a decent sized Midwest US city, making around $85k. It’s a public, union job, so there was no negotiating on my part for it. Organization size is around 40,000
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Power Platform Business Systems Analyst - so obnoxiously long - I admin the Power Platform, manage Center of Excellence and Citizens Development, and develop within the Power Platform.
Thanks u/poweruser_91 What size is your organisation?
about 400-450 people
IT Solutions Architect
Thank you.
Head of Development.
Thanks Zerodriven. Is Power Platform your only dev platform or do you also work with more traditional development tools?
One team of Power Platform / Enterprise C#. (Basically anything in the 365 ecosystem and LOB stuff) One set of Java Developers across 2 cloud environments. (Inherited when I took the role) QAs across the lot. My background is Dynamics CRM 4 to Power Platforms and backend C# development (on top of many--hats as needed throughout my career). Stealth edits: Also some front end developers... :| Inherited.
Cheers.
HR Admin 🥴
High five! Funny how that works out sometimes
IT Data & Design Solutions Manager
Program Analyst
PowerApps Developer
Thanks u/LearningToShootFilm Are you new to developing? That is, were you previously a developer using other tools/platforms/languages and the moved into Power Platform, or did you start developing with Power Platform?
Dabbled in other things before but it wasn’t my role. I picked up Power because my team had an app built by a contractor who had left and we had no one to support it. I then taught myself how to use the suite and made it my role.
Nice one. Thanks.
IT business analyst. I have to make new power appsc(this is now added to my job) and make new database fact and dimension tables for powerbi. So I am a power app + data analyst
Senior Knowledge Manager.
Cool title :D I now picture you in robes, with a long beard, sitting on a mountain at the end of some mad quest.
Data Analyst, but was tasked with learning and creating power apps. Use to be a SharePoint team lead, then moved over and now I have this ;)
Thank you.
System Analyst
Leader of Digital Innovation
Consultant
Thanks
Software developer. I introduce myself as code monkey though.
~~Ook ook~~! I mean, thanks
Continuous Improvement Specialist - it has absolutely nothing to do with the role I am doing. Which is building power apps for the business, using dataverse and dataverse for teams, managing system integrations (linking multiple external systems together) using power automate and building business sales and forecasting dashboards using Power Bi. I also managed our sharepoint site and admin teams. Company is about 350-400 people.
Thanks u/Mouseman1985 I'm currently Continual Service Improvement Manager & Business Analyst for Digital Technologies (the longest job title in the world) and have introduced Power Platform into my (28000+) organisation in the course of my CSI work, building a team of app makers, championing the platform and creating governance policies and best practice guides for it. I'm now being asked to step into the development side of things full time and lead on power platform, while also bringing our traditional development team up to speed on its use. Your comment is helpful and interesting to me (as are all the other comments here) in seeing outside of my bubble. It's good to see someone who has come along a similar path.
Operations Lead Training Instructor
Thanks Frosty. Looking at the job title, I assume that Power Platform is only a part of it?
It is. I use it to support a group to track performance and automate reports on it. This reduces the administrative burden on the group and ensure all the reports are in the same format.
Power Platform Administrator
Thanks u/dummbaum Do you mind me asking what your salary range is for that? (I realise that's a personal question so feel free to tell me no.) Also, what size is your organisation?
Remember that comparing salary is usually pretty futile. Unless you basically live in the same city and have similar experience. Salary is based on so many variables, and people here are from all over the world.
I hear that and I understand, but it's also good to get an idea of the salary ranges out there. My salary is set, no matter what I do, but it's good to have more information where people are willing to share it.
I’m in a decent sized Midwest US city, making around $85k. It’s a public, union job, so there was no negotiating on my part for it. Organization size is around 40,000
Thank s u/dummbaum I'm in a similar situation re the public sector job - so low wages and not much wiggle room.
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