BI Consultant

City of London
1 week ago
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Job Title: BI Consultant
Location: Remote (UK-Based Only)
Salary: £55,000 - £60,000

About My Client

My client is a well-established, family-run Microsoft Partner with a 30-year track record of delivering expertise in Data Analytics, Data Platforms, Business Intelligence, Data Management, and Data Strategy. They also have a dedicated training division, offering technical training in areas such as Power BI.

With a close-knit team of professionals, including consultants, sales specialists, and trainers, my client fosters a collaborative and friendly working culture. The leadership team remains hands-on, ensuring direct engagement and mentorship for all employees. They pride themselves on maintaining long-term client relationships.

Why Join?

Work with the latest technologies, focusing on Power BI and Azure Data Platform.

Small, highly collaborative team where you will work closely with leadership.

Opportunity to take a first step into consulting with excellent support and training.

Friendly and welcoming company culture with a strong induction process.

Long-term client relationships providing stability and continuity in projects.

Role Overview

This is an end-to-end BI Consultant role, where you will be responsible for managing projects throughout their full lifecycle, engaging directly with clients, and providing hands-on expertise. You will be expected to gather requirements, provide support, and contribute to post-project activities.

Key Responsibilities

Engage with clients to understand business needs and translate them into effective data solutions.

Design, develop, and implement BI solutions, including Power BI implementations, Azure Data migration projects, and cloud data engineering initiatives.

Work collaboratively with internal teams to deliver high-quality, scalable data solutions.

Provide end-to-end BI development, including data warehouse design and development.

Utilise strong SQL expertise to manage and manipulate data effectively.

Ensure clients understand the strategic value of their data and how solutions enhance their business operations.

Key Requirements

Essential Skills:

Proven experience in end-to-end BI development.

Strong experience in data warehouse development, including building and optimising DWH solutions.

Advanced SQL skills.

Hands-on experience with Power BI.

Excellent stakeholder management and communication skills.

Ability to explain the "why" behind data solutions, ensuring clients understand their value.

Experience with Azure technologies.

Candidate Profile

Must be an experienced developer rather than an analyst.

Strong back-end development expertise.

Passionate about using data to drive business decisions and improvements.

A collaborative team player who enjoys working in a small but dynamic team environment.

Benefits

25 days holiday plus bank holidays.

Pension (Employer 3%, Employee 5%).

Private health cover.

Salary £55,000 - £60,000If you are an experienced BI professional looking to join a forward-thinking, consultancy where you can make a real impact, apply today

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