Lead BI Consultant - Hybrid/London - £95,000 + 15% Bonus

Tenth Revolution Group
City of London
1 year ago
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My client is based in the London area are currently looking to recruit for an experienced Lead Power BI Consultant to join their BI team. They are the leaders in the Consulting Space and embrace creativity, technology and new ideas. They are committed to invest in Diversity & Inclusion facilitating a tight knit and cohesive environment.Your role will include:Providing BI development, advice and solution development using Microsoft Power BI, SQL, SSAS and Azure.Working closely with key stakeholders to deliver on business outcomes. Solving simple and complex problems.Translating business problems into technical requirements/outcomes.My client is providing access to;25 days holiday + all bank holidays (+ Long Service Reward)Defined Benefit Pension SchemeAnd more...To be a good fit for this role you should have knowledge with the following:Power BIDAX / M Language Data Visualisation DatabricksETL (Data Cleansing/Quality)Experience with the Power Platform (Automate, Apps, Fabric) in general (nice to have)Relational and Dimensional Data ModellingExperience / exposure to Azure and Azure Analysis ServicesThis role is an urgent requirement, there are limited interview slots left, if interested send an up to date CV to Shoaib Khan - (url removed) or call (phone number removed) for a catch up in complete confidence.Frank Group's Data Teams offer more opportunities across the UK than any other recruiter We're the proud sponsor and supporter of SQLBits, AWS RE:Invent, Power Platform World Tour, the London Power BI User Group, Newcastle Power BI User Group and Newcastle Data Platform and Cloud User Group

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