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Senior Data Intelligence Analyst – Microsoft Fabric, Power BI & AI

futureproofRemote (United States)Posted 1w ago
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This is a remote position.

Our client, a European leader in reproductive medicine, is looking for aSenior Data Intelligence Analystto transform complex clinical, operational and commercial data into trusted metrics, actionable insights and production-ready analytical products.

This is a senior, hands-on role combiningPower BI development, semantic data modelling, business analysis and stakeholder collaboration. You will independently own analytical solutions from initial business requirements through data modelling, KPI definition, development, validation and delivery.

You will also contribute to FutureLife’s transition towardsMicrosoft Fabric and AI-augmented analytics, helping create a reliable semantic foundation for dashboards, self-service analytics and AI-enabled data interaction.

Responsibilities
  • Gather and analyse requirements from business stakeholders.
  • Translate business questions into KPIs, analytical models and reporting solutions.
  • Design and maintain business and semantic data models.
  • Develop governed measures and calculations using DAX.
  • Build dashboards, reports and reusable analytical products in Power BI.
  • Perform detailed analysis and translate findings into actionable business insights.
  • Validate data, calculations and conclusions with relevant stakeholders.
  • Ensure consistent KPI definitions across reports and business functions.
  • Independently manage analytical solutions from requirement gathering to production delivery.
  • Collaborate with Data Engineering on data availability, structure, quality and transformation requirements.
  • Create clear documentation for semantic models, business definitions, KPIs and analytical products.
  • Help prepare Power BI semantic models for AI-assisted and natural-language analytics.
  • Contribute to the development of scalable and governed BI practices.

Requirements

  • Senior experience in Business Intelligence, Data Analytics, Analytics Engineering or a similar field.
  • Strong hands-on Power BI development experience.
  • Advanced DAX skills.
  • Strong SQL skills.
  • Strong knowledge of semantic and dimensional data modelling.
  • Experience designing fact tables, dimensions, relationships and star schemas.
  • Proven experience defining and governing business KPIs.
  • Ability to translate complex business requirements into practical analytical solutions.
  • Experience owning BI or analytical products end to end.
  • Strong data-validation and problem-solving skills.
  • Excellent stakeholder-management and communication skills.
  • Ability to work independently and challenge unclear or inconsistent business requirements.
  • Professional English.

Preferred experience
  • Microsoft Fabric.
  • Fabric Lakehouse and OneLake.
  • Power BI Direct Lake.
  • Delta tables and medallion architecture.
  • Dataflows Gen2 or Fabric Data Pipelines.
  • Migration from Snowflake or another analytical platform to Microsoft Fabric.
  • Power BI Projects—PBIP.
  • Git, version control and CI/CD practices for Power BI.
  • AI-augmented analytics or Power BI Copilot.
  • Preparing semantic models for natural-language interaction.
  • MCP—Model Context Protocol—or comparable AI integration experience.
  • Experience with clinical, healthcare, operational or multi-country business data.
Tech Stack
  • Power BI
  • DAX
  • SQL
  • Microsoft Fabric
  • Semantic models
  • Lakehouse / OneLake
  • Direct Lake
  • Git and PBIP
  • AI-enabled analytics

Benefits

  • Freelance/B2B contract
  • Full-time engagement
  • Long-term cooperation
  • Fully remote within the European Union.

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