Power BI Developer / Data Visualization Analyst

OSC Global

About The Position

OSC EdgeTech, LLC is seeking a mid- to senior-level Power BI Developer / Data Visualization Analyst to support Army data center operations, enterprise IT asset management, and IT contract performance reporting. The role designs, develops, and maintains Power BI dashboards, reports, data models, and performance scorecards that provide accurate visibility into IT assets, configuration items, infrastructure health, lifecycle status, service delivery, and contract KPIs. The analyst translates operational and contractual requirements into decision-ready, auditable reporting products for government and contractor stakeholders. OSC EdgeTech is a wholly owned subsidiary of Cook Inlet Region, Inc. (CIRI), an Alaska Native Corporation. OSC EdgeTech delivers agile, responsive IT solutions for federal and defense customers. The position also supports operational and contract-performance reviews, leadership reporting, data-quality and compliance monitoring, documentation, technical support, user training, and mentorship. Reporting products must comply with applicable security, access, handling, records-management, and release requirements.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in information systems, computer science, data analytics, cybersecurity, engineering, or a related field; relevant additional experience may substitute for a degree where permitted.
At least 5–8 years of experience in business intelligence, data analytics, IT operations reporting, IT asset management, configuration management, or related fields.
At least 3–5 years of hands-on Microsoft Power BI development experience.
Demonstrated proficiency with Power BI Desktop and Power BI Service.
Demonstrated proficiency with DAX and Power Query/M.
Demonstrated proficiency with SQL and relational databases.
Demonstrated proficiency with dimensional and relational data modeling.
Experience with data reconciliation, validation, and quality analysis.
Proficiency with Microsoft Excel and Microsoft 365 tools.
Experience developing dashboards, KPI scorecards, SLA reports, or compliance reporting for IT operations, managed services, enterprise infrastructure, or similar environments.
Experience supporting data center operations, enterprise IT infrastructure, server environments, networks, storage, cloud or hybrid-cloud environments, or IT service-management functions.
Experience with IT asset-management, CMDB, help-desk/ticketing, endpoint-management, network-monitoring, vulnerability-management, or similar operational data sources.
Experience translating contractual performance requirements, PWS requirements, SLAs, or operational standards into measurable reporting criteria.
Ability to communicate technical issues, data limitations, and performance results to technical personnel, program leadership, and nontechnical stakeholders.
Strong documentation, requirements-gathering, and stakeholder-engagement skills.
Active DoD Secret clearance or higher.
U.S. citizenship, if required by contract or system-access requirements.

Nice To Haves

Microsoft PL-300: Power BI Data Analyst Associate certification.
Experience supporting Army IT services, data centers, enterprise infrastructure, or managed-service contracts.
Experience supporting government program-management offices, CORs, service delivery managers, or technical contract-management teams.
Experience using ServiceNow, BMC Helix, Remedy, Jira Service Management, or similar IT service-management and asset-management platforms.
Experience with Microsoft Fabric, Azure SQL, Azure Data Factory, Azure Synapse Analytics, SQL Server Integration Services, or comparable data-integration tools.
Experience implementing Power BI governance, workspace administration, row-level security, deployment pipelines, controlled data-refresh processes, and report lifecycle management.
Familiarity with IT service-management metrics, including incident response and resolution, ticket aging, backlog, availability, maintenance compliance, configuration compliance, inventory accuracy, and asset-lifecycle status.
Familiarity with cybersecurity reporting, including patch compliance, vulnerability remediation, endpoint status, and configuration exceptions.
Familiarity with government contract-performance practices, including quality assurance, deliverable tracking, corrective-action plans, and performance reviews.

Responsibilities

Design, develop, test, publish, and sustain Power BI dashboards, reports, semantic models, and datasets for data center operations and IT asset accountability.
Build reports and dashboards covering data center configuration items, including servers, storage, network devices, virtual infrastructure, racks, power equipment, software, and licenses.
Track IT asset lifecycle information from receipt and inventory through assignment, installation, maintenance, refresh, disposal, and retirement.
Develop KPI scorecards and compliance dashboards for Army IT contracts, covering SLAs, PWS requirements, deliverable status, and corrective actions.
Measure and report asset-inventory accuracy, lifecycle compliance, maintenance completion, ticket response and resolution times, service availability, configuration compliance, vulnerability remediation, and other approved contract metrics.
Create drill-down reports linking KPI and SLA results to service tickets, asset records, maintenance activity, outage data, configuration-management records, and other supporting source information.
Integrate, transform, and reconcile data from approved asset-management, CMDB, ticketing, inventory, network-monitoring, endpoint-management, vulnerability-management, and other authoritative systems.
Write and optimize DAX measures, Power Query/M transformations, and SQL queries for reliable, performant reporting.
Identify and report data-quality issues, including duplicate or missing asset records, incomplete serial numbers, inconsistent device names, incorrect locations, missing ownership information, and conflicting configuration data.
Create exception reports for overdue maintenance, expiring warranties, unsupported equipment, end-of-life assets, missing inventory records, missed SLAs, overdue deliverables, and other compliance risks.
Collaborate with program managers, CORs, data center leads, system administrators, network engineers, cybersecurity personnel, configuration managers, and contractor teams to define and validate reporting requirements.
Document data sources, report logic, metric definitions, data-quality checks, refresh processes, user access, and known reporting limitations.
Support monthly operational reviews, contract-performance reviews, leadership read-aheads, status reports, and corrective-action tracking.
Provide technical support, user training, and mentorship to junior analysts and report developers.
Ensure reporting products comply with applicable security, access, handling, records-management, and release requirements.