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Business Intelligence Developer (12-Month FTC) – Insight-Led Charity Work!


Understanding Recruitment is proud to be working exclusively with a fantastic UK charity to help them find aBusiness Intelligence Developeron a12-month fixed-term contract.

This is a brilliant opportunity to join a purpose-driven organisation during a period of exciting transformation.


You'll take the lead in developing and delivering meaningful performance reporting across internal teams and the wider sector, using Power BI and modern Microsoft tools.

You’ll collaborate across departments, help shape how the organisation makes decisions with data, and play a key role in improving operational processes and national insight.


Key Skills:

  • Strong experience usingPower BI and Microsoft SQLto develop and deliver insight
  • Confident working with internal stakeholders to translate needs into data solutions
  • Skilled indata visualisation, reporting, and performance frameworks
  • Comfortable working independently and guiding non-technical users


Contract Details:

  • Length:12-month fixed-term contract
  • Salary:£45,000 per annum
  • Location:Remote, with1–2 days per monthin a London office
  • Start Date:ASAP


If you're passionate about making data meaningful and want to work somewhere where your work has real impact, this could be the perfect next step.

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