Your career in Dynamics 365
Dynamics 365 careers
Explore the work, learn the skills, and choose where you want to go. Guides for your first D365 role and the moves that follow.
Start a D365 career
Find out how your experience could help. Choose a product, try a practice task, and learn what employers look for.
Start here →Plan your next move
Compare career routes, build new skills, and prepare for a change of role or employer.
Explore your options →63 guides and resources
Functional and product roles
Dynamics 365 functional consultant
Help a business set up and use Dynamics 365. Learn what the work involves, how to start, and where it can lead.
Read guide →Dynamics 365 Finance consultant
Help finance teams run clear, controlled processes in D365 Finance. Explore the work, learning routes, and career options.
Read guide →Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement consultant
Work with sales and service teams to improve customer processes. Learn how CE roles differ by product and business need.
Read guide →Business Central functional consultant
Help a business run finance, sales, purchasing, and stock processes in Business Central. Explore the work and ways to enter the field.
Read guide →Dynamics 365 Supply Chain consultant
Help businesses plan, buy, store, make, and move goods. Learn about D365 supply chain work and the experience that helps.
Read guide →Dynamics 365 Sales consultant
Help sales teams manage leads, opportunities, and follow-up work. Learn the product, process, and people skills involved.
Read guide →Dynamics 365 Customer Service consultant
Help service teams handle requests and solve customer problems. Explore case management, routing, knowledge, and service improvement.
Read guide →Dynamics 365 Field Service consultant career
Help service teams plan visits, send the right people, and record work at a customer site.
Read guide →Dynamics 365 Customer Insights careers
Compare work in Customer Insights – Data and Customer Insights – Journeys, and choose the skills to build.
Read guide →Dynamics 365 Project Operations consultant career
Connect project planning, people, time, costs, and billing in a business that sells project work.
Read guide →Analysis and leadership
Dynamics 365 solution architect
Plan how the parts of a D365 solution will work together. Explore the skills, project duties, and experience this role needs.
Read guide →Dynamics 365 business analyst
Understand business needs and help teams agree useful changes. Learn the work, entry routes, and next steps for a D365 business analyst.
Read guide →Dynamics 365 project manager
Lead a D365 project from planning to handover. Learn how the role works with business, technical, and change teams.
Read guide →Dynamics 365 product and application owner career
Choose the changes that matter, agree priorities, and take long-term responsibility for a business system.
Read guide →Dynamics 365 technical architect career
Make technical decisions across code, data, integrations, security, and operations.
Read guide →Dynamics 365 practice lead and applications leadership careers
Compare leadership in consulting with long-term responsibility for a company’s business applications.
Read guide →Development and data
Dynamics 365 developer
Build and maintain software for D365. Compare the main development routes and learn how to show your skills.
Read guide →Power Platform developer
Build apps and flows that help people do their work. Learn the skills needed to make them reliable, secure, and easy to maintain.
Read guide →Dynamics 365 technical consultant
Connect business needs with technical delivery. Learn about integrations, data, troubleshooting, and the routes into this role.
Read guide →Business Central developer
Build and support Business Central extensions in AL. Learn what the work needs and how to prepare a useful portfolio.
Read guide →Dynamics 365 integration engineer career
Build reliable connections between D365 and the other systems a business uses.
Read guide →Dynamics 365 data migration specialist career
Move business records into D365 with clear mapping, trial loads, and checks that the results are correct.
Read guide →Dynamics 365 reporting and analytics careers
Turn D365 records into reports that people can trust and use to make decisions.
Read guide →Copilot Studio specialist career
Design and test agents that help people complete a defined task with clear limits and human support.
Read guide →Dynamics 365 release and environment engineer career
Make changes repeatable, testable, and easier to recover when something goes wrong.
Read guide →Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations developer career
Build and maintain extensions for Finance and Supply Chain Management using the supported development approach.
Read guide →Dataverse and Dynamics 365 CE developer career
Build code and integrations around Dataverse and customer-facing Dynamics 365 apps.
Read guide →Support and operations
Dynamics 365 support analyst and consultant
Help people solve system problems and keep work moving. Explore support roles, the skills they build, and routes into other D365 work.
Read guide →Dynamics 365 administrator career
Keep environments, access, and routine system work under control so people can use D365 safely.
Read guide →Dynamics 365 test analyst and test lead careers
Check business processes and system changes before users depend on them.
Read guide →Dynamics 365 change, adoption, and training careers
Help people understand a new way of working and use D365 with confidence.
Read guide →Dynamics 365 security and governance careers
Help teams control access, protect data, and show that important system rules work.
Read guide →Commercial and product roles
Dynamics 365 presales consultant career
Help a buyer understand whether a proposed system fits their needs before they commit to a project.
Read guide →Dynamics 365 sales, customer success, and channel careers
Explore the roles that win customers, build partner relationships, and help businesses get value from their systems.
Read guide →Dynamics 365 ISV product manager career
Guide a software product that serves several customers, with clear choices about what to build and maintain.
Read guide →Start a D365 career
How to start a Dynamics 365 career
Choose a role, use the skills you already have, and build evidence through one small project.
Read guide →Move from accounting into a D365 career
Use your finance process knowledge to explore consulting, systems analysis, and Business Central roles.
Read guide →Move from operations, sales, or service into D365
Turn your knowledge of everyday business work into a route towards systems support, analysis, or consulting.
Read guide →From D365 user to super user and systems work
Use your daily experience to support colleagues, test changes, and build a route into a specialist role.
Read guide →Start in D365 without previous project experience
Find a realistic first role and build a small body of work you can explain clearly.
Read guide →Move from .NET, JavaScript, or Power Platform into D365
Choose the right development stack and show that your code works within the target business application.
Read guide →Move from SAP, Oracle, Salesforce, NAV, AX, or GP into D365
Keep your process and delivery strengths while learning the differences in the target product.
Read guide →Plan your next move
Plan your next move in Dynamics 365
Choose the responsibility you want next and build evidence that you can handle it.
Read guide →Move from D365 support into functional consulting
Build on troubleshooting skills and add process discovery, configuration, and implementation experience.
Read guide →Move towards D365 architecture
Build wider design responsibility through reviewed assignments and evidence from real operation.
Read guide →Choose a senior specialist or leadership path in D365
Compare the work of a principal consultant, people manager, and product owner before choosing your next move.
Read guide →Move between a D365 partner, client, vendor, or presales team
Keep the strengths you have and prepare for the responsibilities that change with the workplace.
Read guide →Prepare for independent Dynamics 365 consulting
Define the work you can deliver, test your readiness, and plan how you will run an independent service.
Read guide →Choose a workplace
Partner, software vendor, or client: where should you work?
Compare what changes in the working day, the responsibilities, and the career options across D365 employers.
Read guide →Working for a Dynamics 365 implementation partner
Understand projects, billable time, mentoring, and the choices a partner career can offer.
Read guide →Working for a Dynamics 365 software vendor
Explore product engineering, implementation, support, and commercial careers at an ISV.
Read guide →Working client-side on a Dynamics 365 system
Compare implementation work with the ongoing roles that keep D365 useful after launch.
Read guide →Managed services, Microsoft, and specialist D365 employers
Explore workplaces beyond the usual partner, vendor, and client comparison.
Read guide →Practical resources
D365 portfolio projects you can explain in an interview
Choose a small assignment, show your decisions, and include tests and clear limits.
Read guide →How to get access for D365 practice
Check accounts, environments, and costs before you start a practical project.
Read guide →Dynamics 365 certification and learning guide
Choose learning for the job you want and check exam status before booking.
Read guide →Build a D365 skills and learning plan
Separate the work you can own from the work you have only studied, then choose a useful next assignment.
Read guide →Write a D365 CV and prepare for interviews
Show the work you owned, the product you used, and the evidence behind your claims.
Read guide →Questions to ask a D365 employer
Use specific questions to understand the assignment, support, working conditions, and career options.
Read guide →D365 process, test, and decision templates
Use simple structures to plan work, record evidence, and make a handover easier.
Read guide →How D365 Market calculates salary ranges
Understand the source, sample, location, and limits before using a pay figure.
Read guide →How we write and update our career guides
Read what our guides cover, how we use sources, and where review is still needed.
Read guide →Compare Dynamics 365 career roles
Compare daily tasks and a first practice exercise before choosing a role to explore.
Read guide →Use the training guide to choose learning material. Find local pay data in the salary guide.