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Job Description

Business Intelligence Engineer II

Hybrid – London

Up to £350 a day

Inside IR35

6 Months

Key Skills:

SQL

Experience in Data or BI space

Experience with a virtualization tools, good understanding of data


Key job responsibilities

The successful candidate will thrive in a data driven environment that it driven to deliver insights that is timely, accurate and actionable to aid decision support. Motivated by solving complex problems and excited about using data analytics to drive a business forward, the successful candidate will relish the opportunity of driving forward Prime Video's analytics to the next level. Some of the key responsibilities of this role will include:

• Own business-critical reporting that is leveraged globally by hundreds of users; from developing and maintaining large-scale data structures and ETL pipelines to creating reporting in Quicksight or Excel.

• Gather business requirements from key stakeholders in Finance and Business teams, and translate into scalable and automated solutions.

• Provide informed analysis, insight and recommendations around our business metrics to drive optimisation and more effective decision making.

• Build strong relationships with the Data Engineering and Core Analytics Tooling teams to enhance upstream data sources and develop data processes to enable more scalable ...

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