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SQL Data Analyst Permanent

F4P
Welwyn Garden City
3 weeks ago
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What do you need?


An excellent knowledge of Microsoft SQL Server programming (T-SQL) including excellent query, stored procedure, view and function development skills
A complete understanding of SQL Reporting Services
Strong knowledge of other SQL Analysis Services and SQL Integration Services
Advanced Microsoft Excel
Strong analytical and presentation skills
Demonstrate skills in data conversion / data migration
Knowledge of other RDBMS reporting and analytical tools would be useful
Any understanding of Microsoft .Net Visual Basic or C# and Visual Basic for Applications would be useful
An understanding of PowerBI

What will you be doing?

The role will involve helping client in the analysis and reporting of data from an application, data warehouse and the client’s own database systems.


Provide ongoing reporting and insight into the customer’s data.
Assistance in other tasks such as report and system training, writing and managing data imports
Migrating data will also form part of this strong client facing role.
You’ll join the product team a number of times per month at Surrey based offices for project meetings, training, and events.
Identify and suggest improvements in data collection to improve data reporting

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