Power BI Developer

Catch Resource Management
Cheltenham
3 months ago
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BI Developer

Power BI Developer –Power BI, Power BI Consultant, Power BI Developer, Business

Intelligence, BI Developer, Business Intelligence Developer, DAX, RLS, Row level security, ETL, D365 F&O, ERP, Azure analysis services, Power Platform, Power Apps, Power Automate - UK Remote - Cheltenham £45K - £50K


Our client are looking for Power BI Developer to join their internal team. In this role, you would be responsible for developing, maintaining and supporting the business intelligence solution in Power BI. You will need to work closely with business users to understand their requirements and translate them into actionable reports and analysis.


This will be a hybrid role requiring 2 days per week on site in Cheltenham.


Key Skills & Experience:


Essential:

  • Power BI
  • DAX
  • RLS (row-level security)

Beneficial:

  • ETL experience
  • Dynamics 365 FO / Other Microsoft ERP systems
  • Azure Analysis services
  • Excellent communicator, should be comfortable presenting in small / medium sized groups
  • Ability to understand business processes and translate them into a result.
  • Working as part of a team or individually where appropriate.
  • Ability to balance the demands of project and support work.


Main Responsibilities:


  • Interacting with our stakeholders to gather, understand and translate their requirements.
  • Create, maintain and support Power BI reports, including governance.
  • Collaborate with stakeholders and team members to ensure the delivery of robust solutions.
  • Ensure we are keeping up to date with the latest developments from Power BI and surrounding tools.
  • Provide some training and support to self-service users, to enable them to create their own solutions.


Location:UK Remote/ Cheltenham


Candidates must be eligible to work in this country.


Catch Resource Management is a leading provider of Dynamics AX, JD Edwards, NetSuite and other ERP resources to both end users and to product suppliers/authors.


Our consultants deliver a completely professional resourcing service, always backed up by our team of ERP specialists who are all experienced in full project life cycle implementation and support, thus ensuring that we fully understand our clients’ requirements and our candidates’ skills.


If you have the relevant skills and experience for this position we would welcome your application, however please note that we receive high levels of responses to our advertisements so can only immediately respond to those that are a close match. However, if you are interested in hearing about similar positions then please register on our website:www.catchgroup.com.

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