BI (Business Intelligence) Developer(London&UK)

FallenAmbers
London
1 year ago
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We are looking for a Business Intelligence (BI) Developer to create and manage BI and analytics solutions that turn data into knowledge.In this role, you should have a background in data and business analysis. You should be an analytical and excellent communicator. If you also have business acumen and problem-solving aptitude, we’d like to meet you.BI Developer responsibilities include:Designing, developing and maintaining business intelligence solutionsCrafting and executing queries upon request for dataPresenting information through reports and visualizationJob briefWe are looking for a Business Intelligence (BI) Developer to create and manage BI and analytics solutions that turn data into knowledge.In this role, you should have a background in data and business analysis. You should be an analytical and excellent communicator. If you also have business acumen and problem-solving aptitude, we’d like to meet you.Ultimately, you will enhance our business intelligence system to help us make better decisions.ResponsibilitiesTranslate business needs to technical specificationsDesign, build and deploy BI solutions (e.g. reporting tools)Maintain and support data analytics platforms (e.g. MicroStrategy)Create tools to store data (e.g. OLAP cubes)Conduct unit testing and troubleshootingEvaluate and improve existing BI systemsCollaborate with teams to integrate systemsDevelop and execute database queries and conduct analysesCreate visualizations and reports for requested projectsDevelop and update technical documentationRequirementsProven experience as a BI Developer or Data ScientistIndustry experience is preferredBackground in data warehouse design (e.g. dimensional modeling) and data miningIn-depth understanding of database management systems, online analytical processing (OLAP) and ETL (Extract, transform, load) frameworkFamiliarity with BI technologies (e.g. Microsoft Power BI, Oracle BI)Knowledge of SQL queries, SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) and SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS)Proven abilities to take initiative and be innovativeAnalytical mind with a problem-solving aptitudeBSc/BA in Computer Science, Engineering or relevant field. Skillset Required: Data Scientist, BI Developer, dimensional modeling, data mining, database management systems, ETL (Extract, transform, load) framework, online analytical processing (OLAP), SQL queries, SSRS, SSIS

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