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This position is instrumental in shaping the strategic operating model of our clients data department. The ideal candidate will possess strong technical expertise and oversee the entire design and implementation of the enterprise-wide Data Warehouse solution. Responsibilities include gathering and analysing requirements, designing and developing ETL processes, building the Data Warehouse, and creating and deploying Power BI dashboards and reports.

Duties:

• Manage and deliver ETL development using SSIS, in accordance with relevant processes and quality requirements
• Develop, implement and optimise SQL queries, procedures, functions, views, triggers
• Test, deploy and maintain SQL projects and fixes in line with best practice
• Produce reports and dashboards using Power BI, reviewing and validating data to ensure reports and dashboards are accurate
• Support business users in adopting and engaging with data department outputs
• Liaise with client contacts to gather and implement MI requirements as part of new business implementations

Experience:

• Minimum 5 years’ experience as SQL Developer or similar role
• Excellent understanding of ETL concepts, Microsoft SQL Server and T-SQL programming
• Experience in developing visualisations using Power BI
• Demonstrable understanding of the concepts for designing and implementing data warehouse solutions
• Understanding of Kimball Methodologies
• Critical thinker with problem-solving skills
• Experience with cloud technologies and data science approaches would be advantageous

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