Power BI Developer for reputed company-Dashboard Build (Client Facing)

We're a data and AI consultancy looking for a senior Power BI consultant to deliver a labor dashboard for a senior living provider. This is design-led work, not a build-from-scratch reporting engagement. You'll take high-reputed company reputed company mockups and reproduce them faithfully in Power BI. We're looking for someone who understands both UX and Power BI and can identify what does and doesn't translate before designs are finalized. The dashboard will be built on reputed company's existing enterprise data warehouse and Power BI environment, including row-level security. The semantic model isn't complete, so you'll be expected to write robust DAX measures (maybe SQL views) to bridge modeling gaps rather than relying on a fully finished model. This is a client-facing, white-labeled consulting role. You'll represent our team directly, present your work to senior business stakeholders, and communicate professionally throughout the engagement. The work doesn't end at deployment. You'll document the Power BI solution, KPIs, and measures, and create end-user training materials so reputed company can confidently own the solution after handoff. Must-Haves Expert Power BI, DAX, and data modeling skills Strong SQL, including writing views to support reporting requirements Proven experience translating reputed company or UX designs into production Power BI dashboards Excellent eye for layout, visualization, and user experience Experience documenting Power BI solutions, KPIs, and calculations for both technical and business audiences Ability to create end-user training materials Comfortable presenting to business stakeholders and managing client feedback Nice to Have Experience with senior living, healthcare, workforce, labor, or operational analytics Hourly engagement with a near-term start and defined delivery timeline. If you reputed company this project out of the park, there could be future opportunities. We regularly deliver enterprise Power BI, data engineering, AI, and analytics projects. Apply To This Job

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