Power BI Developer

Job Description

Primary Skills

• Microsoft Power BI (Dashboard Development, Data Modeling, DAX, Power Query)
• Microsoft Fabric
• Azure Data Factory (ADF)
• Azure Synapse Analytics
• Azure Data Lake Storage (ADLS Gen2)
• SQL (Advanced Query Writing & Performance Optimization)
• Data Modeling (Star Schema & Snowflake Schema)
• ETL/ELT Pipeline Development
• Microsoft Excel (Advanced)
  
  

Secondary Skills

• Power BI Service (Workspaces, Deployment Pipelines, Row-Level Security)
• REST APIs
• Python (Data Processing & Automation)
  
  

Responsibilities

• Develop interactive Power BI dashboards and reports for business stakeholders.
• Design and implement scalable data models using Microsoft Fabric.
• Build and maintain ETL/ELT pipelines using Azure Data Factory and Fabric Data Pipelines.
• Integrate data from SQL Server, SharePoint, REST APIs, Excel, and Azure Data Lake.
• Develop complex DAX measures, KPIs, and Power Query transformations.
• Optimize report performance and ensure data accuracy.
• Implement Row-Level Security (RLS) and workspace governance.
• Collaborate with Business Analysts, Data Engineers, and Product Owners to understand reporting requirements.
• Participate in requirement gathering, UAT support, and production deployments.
• Follow DevOps best practices using Azure DevOps and Git.
  
  

Required Qualifications

• 4–6 years of experience in Power BI development.
• Strong hands-on experience with Microsoft Fabric and Azure ecosystem.
• Expertise in SQL, DAX, Power Query (M Language), and data modeling.
• Experience working with Azure Data Factory, Synapse, and ADLS Gen2.
• Knowledge of Power BI Service administration and deployment.
• Strong analytical, problem-solving, and stakeholder communication skills.
  
  

Good to Have

• Experience in Pharma, FMCG, or Sales & Distribution domain.
• Knowledge of Master Data Management (MDM).
• Microsoft Fabric or Power BI certifications.
  
  

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