Business Intelligence Developer

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Job Title: Business Intelligence Developer

Location: Halifax, West Yorkshire (Hybrid)

Salary: £45,000 per annum

Experience Required: Minimum 2 years

About the Role

We are looking for a motivated Business Intelligence Developer to join our growing data and analytics team based in Halifax. This role is ideal for someone with at least two years of experience working with data, reporting, and BI tools who is looking to further develop their career in a collaborative and forward-thinking organisation.

As a Business Intelligence Developer, you will be responsible for designing, developing, and maintaining BI solutions that support data-driven decision making across the business. You will work closely with stakeholders to transform data into meaningful insights through dashboards, reports, and data models.

Key Responsibilities

* Develop and maintain BI dashboards and reports using modern BI tools (e.g. Power BI, Tableau, or similar)

* Design and optimise data models to support reporting and analytics requirements

* Write and optimise SQL queries to extract and transform data from multiple sources

* Collaborate with business stakeholders to understand reporting requirements

* Support the development and maintenance of data pipelines and ETL processes

* Ensure data quality, consistency, and performance across reporting systems

* Provide insights and recommendations based on data analysis

Required Skills & Experience

* Minimum 2 years’ experience in a Business Intelligence, Data Analyst, or similar role

* Strong SQL skills and experience working with relational databases

* Experience with BI tools such as Power BI, Tableau, or similar platforms

* Understanding of data modelling and data warehousing concepts

* Ability to translate business requirements into technical solutions

* Strong analytical and problem-solving skills

* Excellent communication and stakeholder engagement skills

Desirable Skills

* Experience with ETL tools or data integration platforms

* Knowledge of Python or other scripting languages for data processing

* Experience working with cloud data platforms (e.g. Azure, AWS, or GCP)

What We Offer

* Competitive salary of £45,000

* Hybrid working arrangement

* Opportunities for professional development and training

* Supportive and collaborative team environment

* Pension and standard company benefits

Location

This role is based in Halifax, West Yorkshire, with flexible hybrid working options available

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