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Solicitors Regulation Authority
West Midlands
1 month ago
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Pay Range

Solicitors Regulation Authority will pay based on skills and experience – talk to recruiter for details.


Base Pay Range

Pay range is provided by SRA. Your actual pay will be based on your skills and experience.


Responsibilities
  • Work closely with Data Architects, Developers and business stakeholders to ensure data platforms and pipelines meet organisational needs and support evidence‑based decision‑making.
  • Build and maintain efficient data pipelines between Dynamics 365 CRM, Azure SQL databases, SharePoint and analytical platforms using SSIS, Azure Data Factory and KingswaySoft.
  • Ensure reference data is consistent across all environments and manage deployment processes to maintain data integrity and accuracy.
  • Trouble‑shoot and resolve data issues end‑to‑end, optimise database performance and implement robust error handling and monitoring.

Benefits
  • Opportunity to shape software development processes.
  • Showcase data software development skills and technical capability.
  • Develop strong working relationships at all levels to align services with standards.
  • Work collaboratively with other areas of the organisation to deliver key projects.

Qualifications
  • Strong T‑SQL skills with experience in query optimisation and performance tuning.
  • Hands‑on experience with SSIS, including complex package development.
  • Good understanding of Microsoft Dynamics 365 CRM data structures and architecture.

Location

This hybrid role will be based in our Birmingham office one to two days a week and from home the rest of the week. The main site is Birmingham, United Kingdom.


Recruitment Details

To apply, click “apply” to complete the online application form. You must answer each shortlisting criterion in the online form. Applicants who applied for this position in the last six months will not be considered.


Closing Date

27 October 2025 at 09:00.


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