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Business Intelligence Developer

Blues Point Ltd
Derby
2 weeks ago
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Business Intelligence Developer

We are looking for a SQL Server developer who can join our client's development team. This is a Home-Based role. We are looking for someone with experience in T-SQL development. Your time will be spent, working on development projects for our customers, supporting technical enquiries from our service desk and proactive DBA activities to keep the platforms running smoothly.

This role would be ideal for an IT Graduate with 1 year’s experience in a SQL Developer role.

This role is home based – there may be some very occasional travel within the UK.

Key skills:

• T-SQL

• SSRS

• SSIS

• Ideally some knowledge of .Net (C# OR VB).

The position offers a great opportunity to develop within an established business. We believe in empowering our team to look after their assignments throughout the entire lifecycle which gives exposure to more than just development, you could be asked to talk to customers about their requirements, support testing and UAT activities and deploy your work into production - the role is varied.

The role is remote and your normal place of work will be your home address with the possibility of occasional travel to client sites, across the UK.

What kind of person are we looking for?

It’s a busy environment where requirements change daily, and we are looking for someone who enjo...

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