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Data Science Developer

Crimson Limited
Luton
1 year ago
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Salary: £38, - £42, per annum

We have a permanent opportunity for a Data Science Developer who will report to the Manager of Data Science and have responsibility for developing and supporting Business Intelligence reporting and Data Analysis to departments across the company. The role requires a proactive developer with significant experience in developing reporting and dashboards using Power BI and SAP Crystal Reports along with an excellent understanding of SQL Server databases.

Key responsibilities

Collaborating with the Manager Data Science to ensure BI solutions are built in a timely fashion and to a high level of quality Creating, enhancing and supporting Power BI dashboards and management reports (SAP Crystal Reports). Working closely with internal customers to analyse requirements and data feeds. Develop API's and data feeds working in association with third party application providers and MuleSoft development partners. Provide documentation for all deliverables to ensure other developers could potentially modify/re-use for future enhancements. Unit test all development, maintaining appropriate documentation and records. Develop and support SQL Server database queries.

Key requirements:

Experienced at BI development and data analysis in a complex business environment. Minimum two years professional experience of developing SQL Server database queries. Significant experience and a high degree of proficiency in development using Microsoft Power BI and Power Apps and SAP Crystal Reports. Ability to translate business needs to technical specifications. Strong analytical, problem-solving skills as well as a good communicator. Experience and understanding of ETL tools and processes. Experience of developing & working with API's Experience of working with large and complex data sets from multiple data sources. Experience of using queries, sub-queries and ranking Expertise in using filters to restrict data, modify a query with a predefined query filter. Good syntax knowledge of contexts and grouping within datasets for formulae and variables.

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