Designs, develops, and supports supply chain reporting, analytics, and AI-assisted workflow solutions. Responsibilities include building Power BI dashboards, Snowflake data and semantic models, DAX measures, Power Query transformations, KPI visualizations, workflow solutions, data validation, technical documentation, deployment support, and stakeholder engagement across procurement, inventory, warehousing, logistics, and supplier processes.
We are seeking a Senior Supply Chain Reporting & Agentforce Operations (AFO) Developer to design, develop, and support reporting, analytics, and AI-assisted workflow solutions for supply chain business processes. Agentforce Operations (AFO), formerly Regrello, is the workflow platform referenced throughout this job description. The role combines hands-on Power BI and Snowflake reporting development with supply chain functional knowledge, AFO solution design, data validation, and stakeholder engagement. The successful candidate will translate business requirements into scalable dashboards, analytical models, workflow solutions, and functional designs that improve operational visibility and decision-making. Key Responsibilities 1. Business Intelligence & Reporting Development • Design, develop, enhance, and maintain interactive Power BI dashboards and reports for supply chain, procurement, inventory, warehousing, logistics, and supplier-related processes. • Build scalable semantic and data models, measures, calculations, and transformations using DAX and Power Query. • Convert business requirements into intuitive visualizations, KPI views, drill-through analysis, and actionable reporting outputs. • Improve report performance, usability, reliability, and refresh efficiency while following established development and governance standards. • Prepare technical documentation and support deployment, production validation, and ongoing enhancements.
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