Title: Power Apps Developer (mid-level).
Location: 100% Remote.
Duration: 3+ Months Contract.
Title: Client: Oklahoma Insurance Department
Location:
Duration: 3+ months
Project Scope
The Oklahoma Insurance Department (OID) is seeking a Mid-Level Power Apps Developer for a contract engagement to support our ongoing digital modernization initiatives.
The ideal candidate will bridge the gap between traditional manual workflows and cloud-based automation.
This role is responsible for programming, maintaining, and optimizing business processes using the Microsoft Power Platform.
They will design scalable tools to streamline regulatory compliance, process insurance license validations, and handle public or external stakeholder data secure environments.
Responsibilities:
Process Programming & Automation: Develop, test, and maintain complex Power Automate cloud flows and business process flows to eliminate manual touchpoints in departmental licensing, fraud tracking, or consumer complaints.
Build and support highly responsive Canvas Apps for mobile/tablet internal field audits and structured Model-Driven Apps integrated with standard state service portals.
Configure data models, establish secure relational tables, and configure precise business rules inside Microsoft Dataverse and SharePoint repositories.
Form Customization & Scripting: Write advanced Power Fx expressions and utilize custom JavaScript when necessary to enhance form logic, validation, and field triggers within model-driven setups.
Package and manage platform deployment assets (solutions, environment variables) through standard testing/UAT phases into live agency production environments adhering to state IT governance.
Qualifications/Experience:
3+ years of professional application development experience, including a minimum of 2 years focused strictly on designing and deploying solutions with Microsoft Power Apps and Power Automate.
Strong familiarity with relational database design, data integration via APIs, and JSON text manipulation.
Basic understanding of State of Oklahoma IT standards, Data Loss Prevention (DLP) protocols, or related public sector security frameworks.
Must pass a standard state criminal background screening.