Power BI Senior Developer

Position: Power BI Senior Developer Location: Remote Work Model: Remote We are offering: · Pay rate: $60K MXN Monthly · Direct Hiring · Law Benefits · Enhaced Employee Benefits Requirements: Bachelor’s degree in computer science, Information Technology, or a related field. 11–15 years of overall IT experience, with extensive expertise in Business Intelligence and Analytics. Expert-level proficiency in Microsoft Power BI, including: Data modeling, DAX, Power Query, Report and dashboard development, Performance optimization, Row-level security (RLS), Strong hands-on experience with Power Automate for workflow and business process automation. Solid knowledge of Microsoft Power Platform, including Power Apps and related services. Experience with ETL tools and data integration platforms. Strong knowledge of SQL and relational databases. Experience integrating data from multiple sources, including cloud-based and on-premises systems. Understanding of data warehousing concepts, dimensional modeling, and BI best practices. Ability to work independently and manage multiple priorities in a dynamic environment. Key Responsabilities: Design, develop, and maintain interactive dashboards, reports, and scorecards using Power BI. Create and optimize complex data models, DAX calculations, measures, and key performance indicators (KPIs) to meet business needs. Develop and maintain automated workflows using Power Automate. Collaborate with business users, functional teams, and technical stakeholders to gather requirements and translate them into scalable reporting and automation solutions. Ensure data accuracy, consistency, security, and performance across all reporting solutions. Optimize reports, troubleshooting issues, and fine-tune performance for large datasets. Provide support for implementation, testing, and ongoing maintenance of Power Platform solutions. Contact Details: This is a high-visibility opportunity where your expertise will directly impact on our customer’s engineering user experiences. Originally posted on Himalayas