Senior Azure Data Consultant (Microsoft Fabric & Power BI)

Who We Are At Trility Consulting®, we’ve built a strong, remote-work culture where people thrive, grow, and support each other – earning us Great Place to Work® Certification. Headquartered in Central Iowa, we embrace flexible schedules and collaboration across geographically distributed teams serving clients from all corners of the United States and globally. We seek team members with the grit necessary to forge paths where none previously existed, to get back up when circumstances knock them down, to adapt to the changing needs of the client even when it is uncomfortable, and to deliver on our commitments. Candidates must respect and value people, recognize that over-communication is barely good enough, thrive on solving complex problems, have a passion for building teams, and know that delivering what a client actually values is more important than their own predispositions. They understand value proposition, love delivering value, and take pride in learning the expansive and ever-changing business of clients. Candidates are self-motivated and relentlessly working to become more today than they were yesterday. What You Will Do & The Experience You Will Need Trility Consulting is actively seeking a Senior Data Engineer with proven Microsoft Fabric experience to help build and scale modern data solutions within a Microsoft Fabric environment. In this role, you will work alongside Trility consultants and client engineers to implement data ingestion pipelines, develop lakehouse solutions, and support the delivery of governed analytics capabilities. This engagement follows Trility's Coach-and-Contribute model, meaning you'll be actively building production solutions while pairing with client engineers to share best practices and accelerate adoption of Microsoft Fabric. This is a remote W2 or 1099 position. At this time, Trility is only able to hire W2 employees who reside in the following states: Alabama, Colorado, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, North Carolina, Ohio, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, and Wisconsin.