Senior AL Programmer

Key Responsibilities

• Design and develop Business Central (BC) extensions using AL, including Table/Page/Codeunit Extensions, Custom API Pages, Reports, and Queries.
• Analyze business requirements from Accounting, Finance, Warehouse, and Production teams and translate them into effective BC solutions.
• Develop and maintain Custom APIs to integrate BC with external systems, such as Power Platform, Microsoft Fabric, banking/payment systems, and WMS.
• Troubleshoot accounting posting issues involving General Ledger (GL), Item Ledger Entries, Value Entries, cost calculation (Cost Adjustment / Adjust Cost – Item Entries), Posting Groups, and Dimensions.
• Collaborate with Power Platform and Fabric teams to design data integration between BC, Dataverse, and Lakehouse.
• Prepare Functional and Technical Specifications and ensure code complies with AL Coding Guidelines and AppSource/SaaS compliance requirements.
• Conduct code reviews for Junior and Mid-level developers and provide guidance on development best practices.
• Support internal ERP system audits and IT governance initiatives, particularly in preparation for an IPO.

Required Qualifications

• At least 4–5 years of experience developing AL code for Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central.
• Strong expertise in Table/Page Extensions, Event Subscribers, Codeunits, Custom APIs, and OData.
• Solid understanding of Business Central accounting structures (G/L, Posting Groups, Dimensions, and VAT) and the Manufacturing Module (BOM, Routing, and Production Orders).
• Hands-on experience debugging and resolving performance and throttling issues in Business Central SaaS.
• Good technical English writing and reading skills.
• Strong communication skills, with the ability to explain technical concepts effectively to non-technical stakeholders, particularly in Finance and Production.

Preferred Qualifications (Nice to Have)

• Experience with Microsoft Power Platform, including Power Automate, Power Apps, and Dataverse.
• Experience with Microsoft Fabric, including Lakehouse, Notebooks, and Pipelines, or Business Central-to-Fabric integration.
• Understanding of the jewelry manufacturing industry or OEM/ODM manufacturing operations.
• Experience working in a company preparing for an Initial Public Offering (IPO), particularly in IPO readiness and IT governance.
• Relevant Microsoft certifications, such as MB-820 or MB-800.