The Data Analytics Engineer supports the enterprise data and analytics platform for D365 and connected operational systems. The role will help build and maintain Microsoft Fabric, data pipelines, semantic models, Power BI reporting, operational analytics, and AI-enabled solutions. This role is well suited for an early-career professional with strong analytical and technical aptitude, curiosity, ownership, and a willingness to learn and grow into broader responsibility for enterprise data, analytics, and AI capabilities. This position is expected to collaborate across IT, business teams, implementation partners, and other stakeholders. Occasional after-hours and weekend work may be required to support planned system releases, cutovers, maintenance activities, and critical production incidents.
Bachelor’s degree in Data Science, Computer Science, Information Systems, Analytics, Engineering, or a related field (recent graduates are encouraged to apply)
3+ years of data, analytics, BI, data engineering, or related experience (internship, academic project, or portfolio experience may be considered)
Strong foundational SQL skills
Power BI or another BI/data visualization platform experience
Foundational understanding of databases, data modeling, ETL/ELT, APIs, or data pipelines
Demonstrated ability and willingness to learn new technologies quickly
Exposure to Microsoft Fabric, Power BI, Azure data services, or Dataverse
Python experience
Exposure to D365 F&SCM data structures or ERP data
Interest or exposure to Azure AI, AI Foundry, Copilot Studio, machine learning, or intelligent automation
Exposure to IoT data, Azure IoT Hub, Event Hub, or operational telemetry
Manufacturing or supply-chain analytics experience
Microsoft certifications or demonstrated self-directed learning in data, analytics, or AI
USD $80,000.00 - USD $110,000.00 /Yr.

Albert George, a Lebanese immigrant, along with other family members, purchased second-hand cone-baking machines and started the George & Thomas Cone Company in 1918. Today, that company is still owned/operated by the George family along with the employees. As such, the company is now an ESOP and is known as Joy Baking Group, after its signature brand of ice cream cones. It is today the largest ice cream cone company in the world, baking over 1.5 billion cones/year.
In 2016, Joy Baking Group formerly Joy Cone Co. acquired the BoDeans Baking Group, putting the leaders of Industrial, Retail, and Food Service, under “one roof.” In addition, Joy Baking Group converted to a 100% Employee Owned Company, including all Joy and BoDeans employees.
Our success is a direct result of our people. Fellow employees are viewed as being part of the Joy Baking Group family and we are all owners of the company. Family ties, attention to detail, and old-fashioned quality are the ingredients that make our cones, wafers, and cookies some of the best in the world, and are necessary for our continued success for years to come.