Executive KPI Dashboard
Gives leadership a single, trustworthy view of company health every Monday morning.
I design Power BI reports that don't just display data — they make the right insight impossible to miss. Because when it looks right, people act on it.
Trusted by teams who care about design
Three reasons your reports need a designer, not just a developer
Stakeholders disengage from cluttered dashboards no matter how accurate the underlying data is. If it takes effort to read, it doesn't get read.
A polished report signals professionalism and rigor. Executives feel confident acting on numbers presented with care.
When the right insight is visually obvious, decisions happen faster. Good design removes the friction between data and action.
Each report designed to answer a specific question at a glance
Gives leadership a single, trustworthy view of company health every Monday morning.
Surfaces bottlenecks across the logistics network before they become missed shipments.
Turns headcount, attrition and DEI metrics into a story HR business partners actually present.
Reconciles budget vs. actuals across business units with drill-through to the transaction level.
Connects spend to pipeline so marketing can defend budget with confidence, not guesswork.
A real-time view of plant throughput that floor managers actually keep open all day.
Great design isn't static — it guides the user through the story
A repeatable process built for clarity, not just delivery
Understand the business question, the audience, and what decision the report needs to drive.
Structure the data model and report layout so every page has a clear hierarchy and purpose.
Build a custom visual language and theme, then lay out the canvas with intent, not defaults.
Hand off with documentation, a training walkthrough, and a report your team can maintain.
I started on the data side — writing SQL, building data models, and shipping reports that were technically correct and routinely ignored. That gap is what pulled me toward design.
Today I sit at the intersection of analytics engineering and visual design: someone who understands the DAX behind a measure and the visual hierarchy that makes that measure land. I've spent years refining custom Power BI themes, visuals, and interaction patterns built specifically for how stakeholders actually read a screen.
The result is reporting that gets opened, trusted, and acted on — not just exported once and forgotten.
Feedback on the work, not just the data
"Our board meetings changed overnight. The same numbers we'd had for years finally got understood in the first five minutes instead of debated for thirty."
"I didn't realize how much our old dashboards were costing us in trust until I saw the redesign. Adoption went from a handful of users to the whole leadership team."
"This wasn't a reporting project, it was a communication project. The report now does the persuading so I don't have to in every meeting."
Available for contract Power BI and analytics design engagements.