• Own dbt projects across public health, behavioral health, Medicaid, maternal/child health, and SDOH domains. • Create and manage semantic models, data contracts, macros, and versioned transformations. • Define and govern reusable metrics: dimensions, denominators, time logic, risk adjustment, and composite measures. • Build star schemas and conformed dimensions optimized for Power BI, including RLS and deployment pipelines. • Work closely with Data Platform Engineers to ensure pipelines are analytics-ready and performant. • Lead design and delivery of executive-ready dashboards using Power BI, with strong UX and accessibility (Section 508). • Build dashboards in Power BI (primary) with optional support for Tableau/Looker. • Translate complex methods—equity stratifications, quasi-experimental results, small-area estimation, NLP outputs—into policy-ready visuals. • Create ML explainability dashboards (SHAP, LIME, bias metrics, drift/calibration). • Partner with creative and UX teams to produce visually compelling and context-appropriate designs. • Implement rigorous validation and BI QA (dbt tests, performance testing, dashboard monitoring). • Maintain a centralized metrics catalog, semantic dictionary, and visualization standards. • Manage BI versioning, documentation, and data lineage in alignment with federal requirements. • Develop Power BI themes, navigation patterns, KPI templates, and reusable dbt + BI starter projects. • Develop and deliver training for Analytics Engineering and BI best practices. • Provide pairing sessions, workshops, and visualization coaching across divisions. • Publish accelerator packages (dbt bundles, semantic models, Power BI templates) to improve delivery speed. • Instrument BI usage analytics and run structured feedback cycles with stakeholders. • Time-to-dashboard ≤ 4 weeks from modeled data to stakeholder review. • Dashboard adoption, usage, and stakeholder satisfaction. • Increased metric standardization and catalog coverage. • Reuse of templates and semantic models across ≥3 divisions.