Senior Power BI Developer

Quick Facts

• Role: Senior Power BI Developer (Contract, Remote)

Description

Lead the design, build, and deployment of interactive Power BI dashboards, executive scorecards, and visual reports for healthcare, claims, and operational data.

Use UI/UX storytelling and strong semantic modeling to turn complex requirements and KPIs into clear, intuitive, actionable visual insights.

Collaborate with healthcare business analysts, clinical stakeholders, and data engineers while ensuring performance tuning, governance, and secure reporting (RLS).

Responsibilities

• Design, build, and deploy user-friendly interactive Power BI dashboards, executive scorecards, and visual reports
• Define UI/UX and navigation standards such as layout, color hierarchies, tooltips, drilldowns, and bookmarks
• Write clean and efficient DAX (calculated columns, measures, time intelligence) and structure robust semantic models
• Ingest, clean, transform, and validate data using Power Query and SQL from multiple enterprise sources
• Translate healthcare business requirements and KPIs (claims, membership, utilization, risk scores) into compelling visual narratives
• Troubleshoot and optimize slow-loading reports, data models, and gateway refresh schedules
• Maintain report documentation and data lineage notes; enforce enterprise reporting standards and security/row-level security (RLS)

Requirements

• 5+ years of overall IT experience, with 3–4+ years specializing in Microsoft Power BI design and development
• Proven portfolio or track record of building executive-ready, highly aesthetic, intuitive dashboards (visual best practices emphasis)
• Deep proficiency in Power BI Desktop, Power BI Service, and Power BI Mobile
• Advanced command of DAX and Power Query (M)
• Strong relational database knowledge and SQL querying skills
• Preferred: familiarity with healthcare payer/provider datasets (medical claims, pharmacy claims, enrollment, risk adjustment, provider networks)
• Excellent communication skills to present insights to non-technical executive stakeholders