Business Intelligence Developer

CMS Distribution

Harrogate, HG1 1QS, United Kingdom

2 months ago

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This role is ideal for a person with a keen interest in data analysis, business intelligence and computer programming. This role will play a key part in developing and maintaining CMS’s BI dashboard suite, shaping the way business reporting rules are managed and maintained, and supporting the Information Team with high profile change projects

Role Responsibilities

Build and maintain Qlik Sense Apps in line with latest business rules
Liaise with stakeholders and Business Analysts to gather reporting requirements and then design and develop solutions
Undertake and assist with project work to drive business change and maintain or improve system performance
Liaise with Business Analysts to ensure that changes in source systems (SAP, CRM, WMS) are accounted for in our Qlik apps
Embrace the Agile development methodology, particularly Scrum, and plan own workload according to business priorities identified by Scrum Master and line manager
Support Service Desk when application specific incidents and service requests are escalated
Actively participate in technical training sessions and identify additional training requirements

Additional Responsibilities

Knowledge of Business Intelligence tools (Qlik, Tableau, PowerBI)
Advanced Microsoft Excel skills (including PivotTables, VBA)
Interest in predictive analytics, forecasting and mathematical modelling (incl. Python)

Skills & Personal Attributes

Passionate about data and technology
Good problem-solving skills, strategic thinker
High attention to detail
Ability to proactively manage own time and projects
Good listening, written and verbal communication skills
Ability to work in teams, collaborate and share knowledge as a way of working
Confidence to maintain protocols in the face of business demand for ‘instant’ deliverables

CMS believes that a diverse and inclusive workforce enriches and is integral to the success of our company. We value diverse opinions and perspectives, and therefore welcome candidates from all backgrounds including but not limited to, ethnicity, gender, age, nationality, culture, religious beliefs, sexual orientation and neuro-diversity.

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