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Power BI / Microsoft Fabric Data Analyst

Remote (UK-based only)

Salary: £40,000 – £50,000 DOE

- Do you enjoy turning messy data into something clear, useful, and meaningful?

- Are you confident with Power BI and Excel not just using them, but really understanding how they work?

- Have you started working with Microsoft Fabric, or are you actively building your experience in that direction?

You must be currently based in the UK and have full right to work without sponsorship?

We will prioritise candidates with strong Power BI experience and exposure to Microsoft Fabric or the wider Microsoft data platform.

We are working with a growing Microsoft-focused consultancy delivering data and workplace solutions to clients across the UK and internationally.

This is not a passive reporting role. You will be working alongside project teams, supporting real client environments, and helping turn complex data into something that people can actually understand and use.

There is a strong focus on the Microsoft data ecosystem particularly Power BI and Microsoft Fabric so this is an opportunity to deepen your experience with modern Microsoft data technologies as part of real delivery.

The Role

You will be working across a mix of data analysis, reporting, and migration-related projects, supporting both internal teams and clients.

This will include:

* Analysing, cleaning, and structuring data from multiple sources

* Building and developing Power BI dashboards and reports

* Supporting data migration and ETL processes

* Creating meaningful insights and presenting them clearly to stakeholders

* Troubleshooting data and reporting issues

* Working with project teams on live client environments

* Supporting users and explaining data in a way that makes sense

What We Are Looking For

This is where we need to be specific.

We are not looking for a generic or purely academic Data Analyst.

We are looking for someone who has worked with real business data in a Microsoft environment and is comfortable working across both technical and stakeholder-facing tasks.

You should have:

* Strong Power BI experience (Power Query, DAX, data modelling)

* Advanced Excel skills (formulas, pivot tables, ideally macros/VBA)

* Experience working with data in a commercial environment

* Experience with ETL processes and data migration work

* Confidence working with stakeholders and explaining data

You should also have:

* Exposure to Microsoft Fabric, or recent hands-on experience and a clear understanding of how it fits within the Microsoft data ecosystem

It would be beneficial if you also have:

* Experience working with Microsoft 365 data or environments

* Exposure to IT projects, infrastructure, or consultancy environments

* SQL and/or Python experience

* Experience with Dataverse or the wider Microsoft data platform

Important

* This role is remote within the UK only

* You must already have the right to work in the UK

* We are looking for commercial experience, not purely academic projects

* Applications without Power BI experience or exposure to the Microsoft data stack (including Fabric) are unlikely to be considered

Why This Role

* Work on real client projects, not just internal reporting

* Develop your experience with Microsoft Fabric and the wider Microsoft data ecosystem

* Be part of a collaborative, delivery-focused consultancy environment

* Continue to grow technically and professionally

If you are currently working as a Data Analyst but want to move into a more Microsoft-focused, project-driven role with exposure to Fabric, this is a strong next step

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