BI & Data Visualization Specialist (Power BI / Tableau) – Specialist Level II
BI & Data Visualization Specialist (Power BI / Tableau) – Specialist Level II Location:Albany, NY (Hybrid)Experience:4-7+ yearsEmployment type:Full-timeSeniority level:Mid‑Senior levelJob Summary We are seeking a BI & Data Visualization Specialist to design, develop, and maintain data models, dashboards, and reports that support program and product performance reporting.Key ResponsibilitiesData Modeling: Design, build, and optimize data models in Power BI and Tableau that support IES program reporting, product reporting, and other performance and operational reporting.Dashboard & Report Development: Create intuitive and user‑friendly reports and dashboards tailored to program‑specific needs.Data Analysis: Identify trends, performance gaps, and actionable insights using statistical and visual techniques.Data Visualization: Translate complex datasets into accessible visual narratives that guide stakeholders in decision‑making.Stakeholder Engagement: Collaborate with leadership, business users, and external agencies to gather requirements and iterate on deliverables.Documentation & Maintenance: Maintain clear documentation, ensure data integrity, and monitor the performance and accuracy of reports over time.Training & Support: Provide training to district users and leadership teams to promote adoption and interpretation of dashboards.Troubleshooting: Investigate and resolve issues related to data sources, loading, and visualization logic across the program and other teams.QualificationsExcellent attention to detail and problem‑solving skills.Strong communication and collaboration skills.Ability to work independently and as part of a team.Adaptability to changing business requirements.Experience with Power BI and Tableau development.Other Candidate must be willing to comply with the 50% telecommuting policy; eligibility for flexible work can be considered if not based in NY.Contact: [email protected]#J-18808-Ljbffr Apply tot his job Apply tot his job