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10 Microsoft Fabric consultants
These ten Microsoft Fabric consultants and implementation specialists work on Fabric data platforms as freelancers, independent consultants or consultancy staff. Readers can learn how Fabric lakehouses, pipelines, semantic models and Power BI reporting get scoped, built and handed over to client teams.
Professionals to explore
01—10Adam Potts
LinkedInExperience: Lead Microsoft Fabric Data Engineer Consultant · MPowerUp
Lead Microsoft Fabric Data Engineer Consultant at MPowerUp since March 2026. Before that he was Technical Team Lead Data & AI (2024–2026) and Principal Consultant Data & AI (2023–2024) at Transparity, and Business Intelligence Consultant (2022–2023) and Principal Consultant (2023) at DataShapa. His profile lists client-facing consultancy and small project management and delivery among his strengths.
Fabian Odu
LinkedInExperience: Fabric Consultant · Delimiter
Fabric Consultant at Delimiter since August 2025, and Principal Business Intelligence Consultant at YNF529 since 2017. His profile describes him as a Fabric, Power BI and Analysis Services semantic model solution architect who has delivered more than 20 business intelligence, data integration and data visualisation projects. He was also BI & Analytics Consultant at Calibrate Consulting (2021–2024).
Frank A Banin
LinkedInExperience: Consultant Power BI & Microsoft Fabric Architect · Independent
Independent Consultant Power BI & Microsoft Fabric Architect since 2022. His profile describes him as a Data & Analytics Architect specializing in Microsoft Fabric and Power BI, with a focus on semantic models, DAX, CI/CD and AI-ready BI. His other roles include Senior Technical Lead at BroadReach (2017–2022) and Solution Architect at Microsoft (2016–2017).
Furqan Ahmad
LinkedInExperience: Microsoft Fabric, Azure & Power BI Consultant - USA · Freelance
Freelance Microsoft Fabric, Azure & Power BI Consultant - USA since July 2025. His profile lists Microsoft certifications as Fabric Data Engineer Associate (DP-700), Fabric Analytics Engineer Associate (DP-600) and Power BI Data Analyst Associate (PL-300), and says he delivers enterprise analytics, BI and Microsoft Fabric Data Engineering solutions. He was Sr.Power BI Developer Manager Power Platform at Crescentbahuman (2024–2025).
Jérémy Chesneau
LinkedInExperience: Consultant data Lead Microsoft Fabric · BIPP Consulting
Consultant data Lead Microsoft Fabric at BIPP Consulting, a role listed from October 2013. His profile says he has supported about 50 clients on short and long data engagements, including Data Engineering projects built with Microsoft Fabric (Data Factory, Data Engineering, Data Warehouse) since its general availability in November 2023.
John Morrison
LinkedInExperience: Senior Data Architect · 3Cloud
Senior Data Architect at 3Cloud since November 2023, and Principal Consultant - Data Architecture & Engieering at 3Cloud since July 2026. His profile says he designs and implements modern cloud data platforms on Microsoft Fabric, Azure Databricks, Azure Data Factory and Azure SQL. He was also Lead Consultant at Quisitive (2021–2023).
Kieran Wood
LinkedInExperience: Microsoft Fabric Consultant, Data Engineer, Data Architect, Technical Author, Publisher and Trainer · Innovative Business Intelligence Ltd
Microsoft Fabric Consultant, Data Engineer, Data Architect, Technical Author, Publisher and Trainer at Innovative Business Intelligence Ltd, a role listed since 2011. His profile says his current focus includes Microsoft Fabric, Azure Databricks, Power BI, Azure Synapse, PySpark, SQL and lakehouse architectures, across hands-on engineering, architecture and troubleshooting. He was also Enterprise Power BI Consultant Trainer Developer at PRS for Music (2017).
Michiel Quakernaat
LinkedInExperience: Freelance Microsoft Fabric, Power BI Consultant Architect Developer at Uitgeverij Zwijsen · Uitgeverij Zwijsen
Freelance Microsoft Fabric, Power BI Consultant Architect Developer at Uitgeverij Zwijsen since June 2026. He was previously Freelance Microsoft Fabric, Power BI and Azure Data Platform Consultant Developer Architect at SBM Offshore (2021–2026), and held Freelance Power BI and Azure Data Platform Consultant Developer Architect roles at Nederlandse Spoorwegen (2020–2021) and RGF Staffing NL (2018–2020).
Niklas Hoeppener
LinkedInExperience: Independent Consultant Microsoft Fabric & Power BI · Freelance | Self-Employed
Independent Consultant Microsoft Fabric & Power BI (self-employed) since May 2022. His freelance engagements include Microsoft Fabric Architect & Lead BI Consultant Hospitality & Real Estate Group (2025–2026) and Microsoft Fabric Architect & Lead Consultant Multi-Brand Retail Group (2024–2025). His profile says he builds the governed semantic layer behind reporting for mid-sized companies in Germany, Austria, Switzerland and the wider EU.
Radoslaw Broniszewski
LinkedInExperience: MS Fabric & AI lead consultant · Freelancer
Freelance MS Fabric & AI lead consultant, a role listed since 2016, and Tech Leader in Fabric Competency Center at C&F (2024–2025). His profile says he designs and delivers Microsoft Fabric, Power BI and Azure Data solutions for organizations across the US and EU, drawing on a finance and controlling background that includes Senior BI Specialist & Financial Controller at Werner Kenkel (2014–2016).
Choose the right perspective
Match the consultant's working model to your project, since a freelancer embedded in one client, a small independent practice and a larger consultancy team deliver Fabric work in different ways. Ask about the Fabric workloads they have delivered most, such as data engineering, warehousing or semantic models, and compare that with the part of your platform that carries the most risk.
Questions to take into the conversation
- 01How do you decide what to migrate into Microsoft Fabric first and what to leave on existing Azure or Power BI infrastructure?
- 02How do you set up Fabric workspaces, capacity and governance so costs and access stay under control as usage grows?
- 03What does your handover to an in-house team look like at the end of a Fabric implementation?
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