ECS is seeking a Microsoft Power BI Developer to work remotely. This role
performs a variety of data mining, analytics and dashboard building to support
the U.S. Postal Service's Inspector General's Office (OIG). This is a critical
role that will provide much needed expertise to the OIG's office to make
business and resource allocation decisions. Please Note: This position is
contingent upon additional funding.
Responsibilities include:
Primary focus on business intelligence and reporting
technologies/methodologies
Identify data to clean, transform, and load into data models
Create data models, establish relationship cardinality and cross-filter
direction, and build
complex measures
Visualize data models by creating reports and dashboards
Assist in the delivery of quality solutions using Microsoft Business
Intelligence tools (Power
BI) and related technologies
Partner with OIG customers and OCIO technical team members to assist with
requirements
definitions, solution designs, technical architecture, and delivery
Work collaboratively with team members including project managers, solution
architects,
and business analysts
Implement solutions using Microsoft Power BI tool suite and related
technologies
Author and oversee design documents for approved projects
Develop, publish and, schedule reports, dashboards & scorecards, data
exploration, and visual analytics using existing and emerging technologies
and tools
Provide meaningful feedback and coaching of other team members in the use of
Microsoft Power BI and related technologies
Provide insight and recommendations on new and emerging technologies and
concepts to OCIO team members
Leverage database systems including data warehouses, data marts, and models
needed for business, financial, and operational analysis and/or reporting
Develop high performing, reliable, and scalable solutions
Optimize performance on new and existing data models Clearly communicate
technical details to business and management staff
Perform data analysis which supports and enhances OIG information management
systems and services
Implement solutions using Microsoft Power BI tool suite and related
technologies
Note: Candidates must be able to pass a USPIS Moderate Background Investigation
(MBI) and obtain a USPS Public Trust (elevated) clearance. This requires US
Citizenship and the ability to pass an in-depth background check.
Qualifications
Degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, Business or related field
OR possess a PL-300: Microsoft Power BI Data Analyst Certification or
equivalent
4+ years of progressive experience in business intelligence and/or
information management
2+ years of experience with data visualization and implementing high-value
solutions; experience performing administrative activities across
multi-environment infrastructures
2+ years of experience working in a client-facing technical role
Expert knowledge of data management, business intelligence and analytics
concepts including:
Extract, transform, load (ETL)
Data warehousing, data marts, data stores, and cubes
Data quality and profiling
Data governance, data management, and metadata management
Data visualization, dashboard design / implementation, reporting,
self-service BI, data KPIs, and scorecards
Predictive, prescriptive, and descriptive analytics
Proficiency in data analytics codes and languages (SQL, SAS, R, Python)
Eager to contribute to a team-oriented environment
Able to work creatively and analytically in a problem-solving environment
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
Proficient in developing complex of Data Analytics Expressions (DAX) and M
(Power) Queries
Experience with developing interactive dashboards –e.g., parameters, actions,
navigation –for ease-of-use
Experience creating dataflows or datamarts
Experience with designing composite models
Experience with applying roles and Row Level Security (RLS) to Reports, Apps
and workspaces
Experience with report builder and developing paginated reports
Experience with one or more data technologies (e.g., Oracle, SQL Data
Warehouse, SQL Server, etc.) and a willingness to learn how to leverage these
technologies to improve business intelligence