Business Intelligence Analyst

Solihull College & University Centre

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We are seeking an experienced and motivated Business Intelligence Analyst to join our Management Information Systems (MIS) team. This is a key role supporting data‑driven decision making across Solihull College & University Centre.

You will design, develop and maintain high‑quality data models, reports, dashboards and visualisations using SQL Server technologies and business intelligence tools such as Power BI/SSRS. Working closely with stakeholders across the College, you will translate reporting requirements into effective BI solutions that support both operational and strategic priorities.

Applicants should hold a high-level IT qualification – BSC/HND/HNC or have relevant work experience.

The College is committed to fostering an inclusive and diverse community and welcomes applications from individuals across all sectors. We aim to reflect the diversity of our student population in our staff profile, ensuring that we provide the best possible experience and environment for our learners. Our goal is to continue to develop a vibrant, supportive, and inclusive workplace where all staff can thrive.

Please note if you are selected for the next stage in the process, you will be required to attend the College’s premises, unless exceptional circumstances apply.

Solihull College & University Centre is committed to ensuring a safe environment for all students and expects all staff to engage fully with this commitment.

Closing Date: Sunday 12 April 2026

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