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Business Intelligence Developer

Harrington Starr
Sheffield
9 months ago
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Business Intelligence Developer (x2)| Fintech Start-up (remote) | £50,000 - £60,000 + Benefits


My client is one of Europe’s Leading Financial Services Start-up who specialize in the payments space. Beyond this they have also been voted one of the top 20 technology companies in the whole of the UK.


As they continue to expand, we are now looking for 2 new BI Developers to join their team. You will work closely with cross functional teams including developers, data scientists, product managers, implementation teams and business stakeholders.


Apart from coming into the Northeast office once a quarter to meet with the team, this role can be conducted on a fully remote basis but you must be eligible to work in the UK.


What are we looking for?


  • Design, develop, and maintaining the company's business intelligence solutions using software such as Looker and Snowflake.
  • Experience of working with cloud based BI tools such as data visualisation tools Looker, Power BI, Tableau.
  • Exposure to cloud technologies and principles (AWS/Azure) of designing and developing data solutions on public cloud - AWS/Azure.
  • Establish data quality control mechanisms, including data validation, cleansing, and enrichment procedures, to maintain high data accuracy and reliability.
  • Proficiency in programming languages commonly used for data integration and data analysis, such as Python, R, Java and SQL.
  • Ensure compliance with data governance policies, data privacy regulations, and industry standards throughout the data integration process.
  • Prior experience working in Fintech/Payments would be a big plus.


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