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Job Summary – Business Intelligence Developer III

We are seeking a Business Intelligence Developer III with deep expertise in the Microsoft Power Platform to design and develop automated reporting solutions that transform enterprise data into executive-ready PowerPoint presentations with minimal manual effort.

The ideal candidate will have strong experience with Power Automate, Power Apps, Power BI, Microsoft Graph API, Office Scripts, Microsoft Fabric , and REST APIs. This role will focus on building intelligent automation solutions, integrating enterprise data sources, and leveraging

Microsoft Copilot and AI capabilities to streamline executive reporting.

Position : : Business Intelligence Developer III

Location : : Remote (US) or Quincy, MA

Duration : : 6 to 12+ month (Possible extension)

Interview Process : : 2 Rounds

Work Authorization : : US Citizen / Green Card

Position Overview The Business Intelligence Developer III will be responsible for designing and implementing automated reporting solutions that convert enterprise data into dynamic PowerPoint presentations. This role requires expertise in Microsoft Power Platform technologies, API integrations, Microsoft Fabric, and AI-assisted automation to improve executive reporting processes and operational efficiency.

Key Responsibilities

  • Design and develop automated PowerPoint presentation generation solutions.
  • Build enterprise workflows using Microsoft Power Automate.
  • Develop applications and automation using Microsoft Power Apps.
  • Integrate Power BI datasets into PowerPoint presentations.
  • Utilize Microsoft Graph APIs and PowerPoint APIs for document automation.
  • Develop Office Scripts to automate Microsoft Office workflows.
  • Build reusable PowerPoint templates populated with live enterprise data.
  • Implement Microsoft Copilot and AI-assisted presentation generation capabilities.
  • Automate recurring executive reporting packages and dashboards.
  • Integrate data from SQL Server, Data verse, SharePoint, Microsoft Fabric, and REST APIs.
  • Develop and maintain Azure Functions supporting automation workflows.
  • Create and maintain automation pipelines and scheduled reporting processes.
  • Optimize reporting performance and workflow efficiency.
  • Collaborate with business stakeholders to gather requirements and deliver scalable automation solutions.
  • Troubleshoot production issues and enhance existing reporting solutions.
  • Document technical designs, workflows, and automation processes.
Required Qualifications
  • 5+ years of application development experience.
  • Strong understanding of software architecture and application design patterns.
  • Expert-level experience with Microsoft Power Platform.
  • Hands-on experience with Power Automate.
  • Experience developing Power Apps solutions.
  • Strong Power BI development experience.
  • Experience with Microsoft Graph API.
  • Experience with Office Scripts.
  • Experience with Microsoft Fabric.
  • Experience with REST APIs and JSON.
  • Experience developing Azure Functions.
  • Strong PowerShell scripting skills.
  • Experience with C# development.
  • Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities.
  • Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills.
Preferred Qualifications
  • Python development experience.
  • Microsoft Copilot Studio.
  • AI-assisted application development.
  • PowerPoint API experience.
  • Dataverse.
  • SharePoint integration.
  • Executive reporting automation.
  • Microsoft 365 development.
Must-Have Skills
  • Microsoft Power Platform
  • Power Automate
  • Power Apps
  • Power BI
  • Microsoft Graph API
  • Office Scripts
  • Microsoft Fabric
  • Azure Functions
  • REST APIs
  • JSON
  • PowerShell
  • C#
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