Power BI is Microsoft's business intelligence platform and appears in roughly 25% of data analyst job postings. These roles are especially common in enterprise environments, government agencies, and organizations already invested in the Microsoft ecosystem (Azure, SQL Server, SharePoint).
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Polaris Inc. — Plymouth, MN, USA
Data Integration & Reporting Analyst
Schneider Downs — Pittsburgh, PA, United States
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Horizon Credit Union — Spokane Valley, Washington, United States
Performance Marketing Business Analyst
JPMorganChase — Houston, Texas, United States
Business Analyst| Active Secret Clearance Required
Loch Harbour Group — San Diego, California, United States
Financial Analyst
Jordan Valley Health — Springfield, Missouri, United States
Logistics Risk Data Analyst (Korean Bilingual) AO7177097-98
BTI Solutions — Santa Ana, California, United States
Principal I4.0 Business Analyst – SMAI Planning & Operations
Micron — Boise, Idaho, United States
Data Analyst
ExperINS — Austin, TX
HRIS Analyst
Ottobock — Austin, TX
What You Need to Know
Power BI analyst roles focus on building interactive reports and dashboards using DAX (Data Analysis Expressions), Power Query for data transformation, and data modeling within the Power BI ecosystem. Demand for Power BI skills has grown significantly as organizations migrate to Microsoft's cloud infrastructure. Enterprise and government sectors are the biggest employers of Power BI analysts, and many of these roles come with strong benefits packages. The Microsoft Certified: Power BI Data Analyst Associate certification (PL-300) is widely recognized and can boost your competitiveness. Power BI roles often pair well with SQL Server and Azure Data Factory knowledge. Compared to Tableau, Power BI tends to be more common in larger, more traditional organizations.