Senior Power BI Analyst

Liverpool
1 month ago
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A rapidly growing business are looking for a Power BI enthusiast to join their Data team in the role of "Senior Data Analyst", as they embark upon a large-scale technology transformation and strive to become truly data-driven.

You will focus largely on the design and delivery of insightful Power BI dashboards for various business groups. You will work directly with stakeholders to uncover requirements, build appropriate reporting solutions, and then present actionable insights to senior leaders to bring about real change.

As a Senior member of the Data team, you will mentor Junior colleagues, foster a growth-orientated culture, and will take a leadership role in driving data initiatives forward. There is already a clear path for progression with the idea being that, in time, this role will turn into a Data Lead role.

This role would be well-suited to someone who is really passionate about Power BI and the power of story-telling with data, where you will have endless opportunities for growth - with plans to harness the latest Microsoft technologies including Fabric, there really couldn't be a better time to join this business!

This role is remote, so is open to candidates across the UK, with an in-person team meet-up once per month to socialise with your colleagues (expenses paid).

Requirements:

Experience developing end-to-end Power BI dashboards including use of DAX
Strong SQL skills - including querying and data modelling
Desire to mentor junior team members
Experience working on Azure or other cloud platforms would be helpful but not essential
Experience with scripting languages like Python or R would be helpful but not essential
Strong communication and stakeholder management skillsSalary:

Salary from £40-60,000 depending on your level of experience

Please Note: This is a permanent role for UK residents only. This role does not offer Sponsorship. You must have the right to work in the UK with no restrictions. Some of our roles may be subject to successful background checks including a DBS and Credit Check.

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