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Senior Business Intelligence Developer

PublishedPublished: 6/14/2022
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Job Description

BI Developer - Data Modeling and System Connectivity (Contract-to-Hire)

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Compensation: $50 – $55/hr W2 contract rate

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Location: MIDTOWN - NYC - Onsite 3 days per week

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No C2C help in any form. No Sponsorship available for this role

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NO PHONE CALLS

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About the Role

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We are seeking a Senior BI Developer / Architect to support a growing enterprise environment. This role focuses on the backend data architecture—designing robust data connections, semantic models, and automated refreshes to empower business stakeholders to build reliable self-service dashboards during a transition to Microsoft Fabric.

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Key Responsibilities

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  • Design and maintain high-performing semantic models, dimensional models, and star schemas.
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  • Configure and troubleshoot Power BI connectivity across Azure, data warehouses, APIs, and hybrid sources.
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  • Manage automated data refreshes and optimize performance using SQL, DAX, and Power Query.
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  • Partner with Data Engineering to validate source tables, ensure data quality, and support the Microsoft Fabric transition.
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  • Provide technical guidance for cross-regional security, access, and self-service analytics.
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Must-Haves

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  • Hands-on enterprise Power BI data modeling and connectivity experience.
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  • Strong expertise in semantic modeling, dimensional design, star schemas, SQL, DAX, and Power Query.
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  • Experience with automated refreshes, performance tuning, and cloud/on-premises integrations.
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  • Familiarity with Microsoft Fabric.
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  • Excellent cross-functional communication and troubleshooting skills.
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  • Ability to work onsite 3 days per week.
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Nice-to-Haves

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  • Experience with Microsoft Fabric Lakehouses/Warehouses, Azure data services, or Direct Lake/DirectQuery storage modes.
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  • Knowledge of data governance, lineage, or enterprise semantic layers.
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#TECH

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#NYC

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#MIDTOWN

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#LI-SD1

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#PowerBI

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#Fabric

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