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DAX, Power BI, SQL, Analyst, Dashboards, BI Analyst, Liverpool, Formby, Merseyside, Birkenhead, Chester, Warrington

This highly successful and growing organisation are looking to add an experienced BI Analyst with solid skills in SQL, Power and DAX skills to their IT team. The successful BI Analyst will be part of a dynamic IT team with the ability to work on high impact project roles.
 
Core Skills for this BI Analyst role:

Strong SQL skills to read and write code to extract data
Working closely with and providing info the MI and other teams
Strong Power BI and DAX skills to produce dashboards
Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills with a keen eye for detail
To provide technical expertise to other teams with the organisation
Experience within the insurance sector is a bonusInterpersonal skills

Well organised, self-motivated, and able to successfully work under tight project deadlines.
Good communication skills - both written and verbal (to elicit clear requirements and communicate solutions)
Able to work well as part of a team, but also to be self-motivated when working alone
As an organisation they will support you in your career aims and can offer a long term path of training and development. They offer a competitive salary and excellent work/life balance and they are looking for an ambitious BI Analyst who feels they are ready to step up in to a new challenge and push their skills to the max in this respected organisation.
 
Key words: DAX, Power BI, SQL, Analyst, Dashboards, BI Analyst, Liverpool, Formby, Merseyside, Birkenhead, Chester, Warrington
 
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