BI Developer

RedRock Resourcing
Bristol
9 months ago
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Location:Central Bristol - Hybrid working (2-3 days a week in the office)

Salary:Up to £40,000

Benefits:Include private healthcare, a personalised career development plan, and elegibility for an individual training budget.


The Role:


We're working with an award-winning organisation in central Bristol in support of their search for an experienced BI Developer. This is a unique opportunity to join an industry leader that has invested heavily into the latest Microsoft technologies to drive data-led decision making and deliver automated insights across the business.


You'll play a key role in building and optimising ETL/data pipelines, developing modern reporting solutions, and shaping how data is used across the organisation.


Key Responsibilities:


  • Build and optimise ETL processes using Microsoft SQL Server.
  • Develop and maintain data pipelines feeding into data lakes and warehouses.
  • Design and deliver dashboards and reports using Power BI and SSRS.
  • Tune SQL queries, indexes, and database performance.
  • Ensure data integrity, governance, and documentation across all solutions.
  • Work closely with stakeholders to understand and deliver data requirements.
  • Explore AI-powered enhancements for automated insights and report generation.


Required Experience:


  • Demonstrable experience in ETL pipeline development and data modelling.
  • Strong SQL Server skills, including performance tuning and stored procedures.
  • Hands-on experience with Power BI, SSRS, and SSIS.
  • Understanding of data governance policies and best practices.
  • Ability to communicate with internal teams and non-technical business stakeholders.


If you're a motivated BI Developer/Data Engineer with strong experience in ETL, data modelling, and database management, please apply for an initial chat and further details on this position. I look forward to hearing from you!


Please note, visa sponsorship is not available for this position and the above requirements are essential. Applicants will be unsuccessful if they don’t meet these requirements, or aren’t within commuting distance of Bristol.

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