Power BI Developer
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Job description
Responsibilities:
- Power BI Report development.
- Developing visual reports, KPI scorecards, and dashboards using Power BI.
- Connecting data sources, importing data, and transforming data for Business intelligence.
- Analytical thinking for translating data into informative reports and visuals.
- Capable of implementing row-level security on data along with an understanding of application security layer models in Power BI.
- Should have an edge over making DAX queries in Power BI.
- Expert in using advanced-level calculations on the data set.
- Responsible for design methodology and project documentaries.
- Should be able to develop tabular and multidimensional models that are compatible with data warehouse standards.
Qualifications:
- Bachelor's degree in IT, Computer Science, or any related course
- Must have at least 3 years of experience in Power BI Development
- Experience with Azure Synapse or Azure Analysis Services
- Grip over data analytics and should possess software development skills
- Particularly excellent communication skills and must be able to discuss the requirements effectively with the client teams, and with internal teams.
Work Setup: 100% Remote
Originally posted on Himalayas
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