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Data Manager (Azure & SQL)

Meraki Talent
Glasgow
2 months ago
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Permanent

Posted Mon 31 Mar 25

CVs ASAP

Start date Apr – Jul 25


Meraki Talent’s client is actively looking for a Data Manager (Azure & SQL) to help govern the data for a rapidly growing business. The Data Manager (Azure & SQL) will manage and develop the Data Cube, the primary data warehouse for reporting. Our client is completing Phase 1 of the Data Cube development and are investing in development for Phase 2, growing the Data Team in line with business goals. The Data Manager (Azure & SQL) will be helping to integrate business data across a wide range of business and application suites, so any experience working on integrations is very helpful. Managing a small team of staff, this role would suit an experienced Data Manager looking for a new challenge in a greenfield site, or perhaps a Senior Data Analyst used to supervising others, looking to a manger level.


Responsibilities of the Data Manager (Azure & SQL):


- Work with finance on Data requirements and Data Cube Models

- Provide insights and manage Data Cube deliveries, ensuring smooth functioning of the Data Cube

- Manage a small team of 2 - 3 FTE Data Analysts

- Responsible for Data Cube Integrity, ensuring data in the cube is protected

- Share knowledge of business systems integrations (SQL), API's and data warehousing with junior team members

- Create and implement data collection techniques


Background of the Data Manager (Azure & SQL):


- Strong background in Data is absolutely essential, a Data Governance mindset is essential

- Strong MS SQL skills essential

- Experience in designing and deploying data warehouses and data cubes

- Solid MS Azure experience is essential

- Experience in supervising, developing or managing other people preferable

- Experience working with finance teams helpful

- MS Fabric, Business Central and PowerBI skills all handy but not essential


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