Power BI Developer Contract role. Crewe, £350 per day

Crewe
10 months ago
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BI Developer require by a company based near Crewe paying £350 per day to be based onsite, skills required PowerBI ideally with Cognos TM1, MS Fabric, SQL, DAX Power Query, data manipulation and querying, ML/AI and Qlik would be beneficial to create robust and scalable BI solutions.

What you'll do:
·Craft engaging and interactive dashboards and reports using a leading data visualisation platform.
·Harness a modern data platform to seamlessly integrate and manage data from diverse sources.
·Maintain and enhance sophisticated financial models and reporting systems.
·Implement robust ETL processes to ensure data flows smoothly and accurately.
·Champion data accuracy, consistency, and integrity across all BI deliverables.
·Contribute to the establishment and enforcement of data governance best practices.
·Optimise BI solutions for peak performance and scalability to meet growing demands.
·Proactively identify and resolve performance bottlenecks in BI systems.
·Collaborate closely with business teams to understand their analytical needs and translate them into technical specifications.
·Partner with IT colleagues to ensure seamless integration of BI solutions within the existing technology landscape.
·Educate and support end-users on BI tools and solutions, empowering them to leverage data effectively.
·Create clear and concise documentation for all BI solutions.
·Explore and implement advanced forecasting techniques, potentially leveraging machine learning and artificial intelligence.

What you'll bring:
·At least 3 years of hands-on experience in business intelligence development.
·Demonstrable expertise in a leading data visualisation tool (e.g., Power BI).
·Proven experience with a modern data integration and management platform (e.g., MS Fabric).
·Solid experience with financial modelling and reporting tools (e.g., Cognos TM1).
·Strong proficiency in SQL for data manipulation and querying.
·Excellent analytical and problem-solving abilities, with a knack for uncovering valuable insights.
·Exceptional communication and interpersonal skills to effectively collaborate with diverse teams.
·Familiarity with an additional data visualisation tool (e.g., Qlik) is a plus.

Who you are:
·Highly detail-oriented with an unwavering commitment to accuracy and quality.
·Possess a strong analytical mind and the ability to interpret complex datasets.
·Proactive and self-driven, with a continuous desire for improvement.
·Capable of working both independently and collaboratively within a team environment.
·Adaptable and comfortable navigating a dynamic and fast-paced setting.

If you are a driven BI professional looking for an exciting opportunity to make a significant impact, we encourage you to apply

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