Powershell - now to extract name of variable passed to script

I am writing powershell script to interface with an external software program our company is using

The script needs to take in value of the input parameter and do something.

But the problem is, this external software pushes many input parameters with the names

• sender-email
• sender-ip
• sender-port
• endpoint-user-name
• endpoint-machine-name

I only need the value for sender-ip. But my problem is

1. I don't know in which order the external program is inputting the parameters to the script
2. Powershell naming convention does not allow for a hyphen, so it's not like I can just start usingsender-ip without getting an error The term 'sender-ip' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program.

Here is my script so far

param([string]$Sender_IP=$(sender-ip))
$eventList = @()
Get-EventLog "Security" -computername $Sender_IP `
        | Where -FilterScript {$_.EventID -eq 4624 -and $_.ReplacementStrings[4].Length -gt 10 -and $_.ReplacementStrings[5] -notlike "*$"} `
        | Select-Object -First 2 `
        | foreach-Object {
            $row = "" | Select UserName, LoginTime
            $row.UserName = $_.ReplacementStrings[5]
            $row.LoginTime = $_.TimeGenerated
            $eventList += $row
            }
$UserId = $eventList[0].UserName
$UserID

See, when I manually invoke

foo.psl ip_address

How to write code such as

if name of input variable is sender-ip
   do something
else if name of input variable is something different 
   ignore

I am not evaluating value of the input parameter, I want to capture the input parameter that is named sender-ip, and from there I will run the script and evaluate.

I hope I explained my question well.

In the past, people interfaced with this third party program using Python script, where you can simply write the following

attributeMap = parseInput(args) 
dateSent = attributeMap["sender-ip"]

I strongly prefer to use powershell.

Thank you!