Data & BI
Hire Data & BI Engineers
Turning operational data into decisions.
Most operational dashboards fail in one of two ways. Either they show a number nobody can act on, or they show a number that is subtly wrong because the query rebuilt a definition the business already had. The second is worse, because it is believed.
Useful work here starts with agreeing what a metric means and where it is computed once, then presenting it so the person reading it knows what to do next. A dashboard that does not change a decision is a report nobody opens twice.
Power BI Developers
Power BI developers who build models that stay correct, not dashboards that need explaining every month.
Tableau Developers
Tableau developers who design for the question being asked rather than for the gallery.
QuickSight Developers
Analytics engineers who deliver reporting inside an AWS estate without standing up a second data platform.
D3.js Developers
Engineers who build the visualisations a charting library cannot, and keep them readable.
What to look for when hiring
The question that separates candidates: where should this metric be defined, and what happens when finance and operations disagree about it?