Jorge Lopez
SharePoint / Power Apps Developer
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Experienced SharePoint and Power Platform Developer with a demonstrated history of designing and developing custom solutions for government, banking, medical, and education sectors. Proficient in full stack development, cloud application development, and implementing Agile methodologies.
Experience
Senior Programmer Analyst at Clark County (2025-03 – Present)
- Developed Power Apps Canvas and Model-driven applications to streamline internal processes and enhance user experience.
- Integrated Power Apps solutions with Dataverse and SQL databases to provide seamless data access and management, utilized Kusto for many projects, proficient with Power Query M form formula language.
- Developed custom SharePoint solutions using C#, SQL, SPFX and Azure AD for both On-Premises and SharePoint Online environments.
- Automated workflows and business processes using Power Automate for the county many internal processes, utilized connectors to other systems for data integration.
- Develop.NET core front-end and backend API solutions for the county's license processes.
- Maintain and support for SharePoint online environments.
SharePoint / Power Apps Developer at NIH - National Institute of General Medical Sciences (2022-04 – 2024-11)
Current Responsibilities: Leading the migration of legacy forms to modern platforms, developing new Canvas and Model-driven apps, and enhancing SharePoint solutions for better collaboration and data management.
- Developed Power Apps Canvas and Model-driven applications to streamline internal processes and enhance user experience.
- Integrated Power Apps solutions with Dataverse and SQL databases to provide seamless data access and management, utilized Kusto for many projects, proficient with Power Query M form formula language.
- Developed custom SharePoint solutions using C#, SQL, and SPFX for both On-Premises and SharePoint Online environments.
- Managed InfoPath and Nintex form migrations to Power Platform, ensuring a smooth transition and minimal downtime.
- Designed and implemented Power Pages for external-facing web applications, improving public engagement and data collection.
- Automated workflows and business processes using Power Automate, reducing manual tasks and increasing operational efficiency.
- Developed interactive dashboards and reports with Power BI, allowing for real time data insights and decision-making.
- Utilized Azure DevOps and Azure Cloud Services for version control, CI/CD pipelines, and cloud deployment, ensuring efficient development workflows.
SharePoint / Power Apps Developer at State of New Jersey - Human Services (2021-10 – 2022-04)
- Developed Power Apps and Power Pages for both internal and external applications, providing intuitive user interfaces and robust data management.
- Managed InfoPath and Nintex form migrations to Power Platform, ensuring a smooth transition and minimal downtime.
- Integrated Dataverse and SharePoint for efficient data access and collaboration across departments.
- Automated critical workflows using Power Automate, improving response times and reducing manual effort.
- Integrated Power Apps with Microsoft Teams.
- Managed SharePoint Migrations for On-Premises versions and SharePoint Online.
Sr. Systems Analyst / SharePoint Developer at City of Las Vegas (2011-10 – 2021-10)
Past Responsibilities: Led migration projects and developed Power Apps (Canvas Apps) and custom SharePoint Framework (SPFX) solutions.
- Managed SharePoint migrations for On-Premises versions and SharePoint Online, ensuring a smooth transition and minimal downtime.
- Developed and maintained custom SharePoint solutions using C#, SQL, and SPFX for both On-Premises and SharePoint Online environments.
- Created Power Apps solutions, integrating them with Dataverse and SharePoint for enhanced functionality and data access.
- Automated processes with Power Automate and built Power BI reports for various departments.
Education
Associate – Keiser University (2001-06 – 2002-12)
