Enterprise Analytics Architect
$96,600 - $128,800 per year
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SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$96,600 - $128,800 per year
About the role
- Lead, coach, and develop a team of Power BI developers
- Own delivery planning, capacity management, and prioritization across reporting demands
- Establish technical expectations, quality standards, and best practices across the team
- Conduct performance reviews, mentor developers, and build long-term analytics capability
- Own the enterprise reporting portfolio spanning multiple ERP systems and data sources
- Coordinate reporting development across business units to reduce duplication and inconsistency
- Rationalize legacy and bespoke reports, guiding consolidation toward standard solutions
- Serve as the accountable owner for reporting quality, performance, and reliability
- Lead the evolution from gateway-dependent, ERP-specific Power BI architectures to Microsoft Fabric–aligned patterns
- Define coexistence strategies for legacy reports during the transition period
- Drive adoption of shared semantic models, standardized datasets, and reusable reporting assets
- Partner with data engineering and platform teams on Lakehouse, Warehouse, and OneLake integration
- Set technical standards for Power BI, semantic modeling, DAX, and report design
- Provide hands-on architecture and design reviews for complex or high-impact analytics
- Act as escalation point for performance optimization, model design, and advanced DAX issues
- Ensure appropriate use of Row-Level Security (RLS), Object-Level Security (OLS), and governance controls
- Act as the senior reporting point-of-contact for business and ERP stakeholders
- Translate business questions into scalable, enterprise-ready reporting solutions
- Balance enterprise governance with pragmatic business delivery
- Clearly communicate trade-offs, priorities, and roadmap implications
- Oversee development of Power BI training materials and internal best-practice guidance
- Sponsor and run internal Power BI user group sessions (quarterly or more frequently)
- Promote adoption of standardized patterns and continuous improvement across the organization
- Required Professional & Leadership Experience:8–12+ years in analytics, BI, or reporting roles3–7+ years managing Power BI developers or analytics teams
- Proven experience leading reporting functions through architectural or platform transformation
- Demonstrated ability to influence across business units and technology teams
- Technical Expertise:
- Expert-level Power BI experience:
- Advanced semantic modelingDAX optimization and performance tuning
- Large-scale enterprise datasets
- Strong working knowledge of Microsoft Fabric, including:
- Lakehouse, Data Warehouse, OneLakeDirect Lake and Fabric-aligned modeling patterns
- Deep experience with:
- Dimensional modeling (star / snowflake schemas)SQL optimization and query performance
- On-premises gateways and cloud transition strategies
- Experience implementing:
- RLS / OLSGovernance, data quality checks, and documentation standards
- Familiarity with Git-based source control and CI/CD patterns for Power BI and Fabric artifacts
- ERP reporting experience (SAP S/4, ECC, or comparable platforms strongly preferred)
- Microsoft certifications such as PL-300 (or equivalent)
- Exposure to Microsoft Purview for lineage and data governance
- Experience with Power Platform (Power Apps / Power Automate) for write-back or workflow integration
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