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Corecom Consulting
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I am exclusively partnered with a brand which has established its name in the market over the last 30 years who are now on the lookout for their next PowerBI & data specialist to join their team.

As a retailer, they have gained a reputation as one of the leading suppliers in the UK and are now actively looking to leverage their data to take the business to the next step.

The main purpose of this role will be to transform data into insights that drive business value using Power BI however you will also be responsible for analysing data from multiple sources and consolidating it into data lakes.

This is a real opportunity to grow out a data function in an established industry, helping the business leverage their data to improve sales and performance.

What you'll need:

PowerBI Power automate, Power apps AzureSQL

Responsibilities:

Stakeholder management Data analysis from multiple sources and putting into a data lake Creating interactive dashboards using PowerBI

What you'll get:

A competitive salary of up to £45,000 40% Discount 25 days holiday Reduced hours on Friday Hybrid working options

If this sounds of interest get in touch with Morgan Etienne

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