Power BI Consultant

Understanding Recruitment NFP
London
11 months ago
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Find out more about the daily tasks, overall responsibilities, and required experience for this opportunity by scrolling down now.This role supports a charity organisation focused on improving lives and advocating for those in need. The charity is seeking a

Power BI Consultant

to help streamline and enhance its reporting and data analysis processes.As a

Power BI Consultant , you will assess the charity’s current data management processes, design and implement a new reporting system using Power BI, and train the team to ensure they can fully leverage the system. You’ll be working closely with the leadership team to improve decision-making through data and help create a more efficient reporting structure that aligns with the charity's objectives.Collaboration is key as you work alongside the charity’s teams, ensuring they understand how to use Power BI to its full potential. You will provide training and support, empowering the team to adopt a more data-driven approach to decision-making, ultimately enhancing the charity’s impact and operations.Skills required for a Power BI Consultant include:Extensive experience working with Power BI, including dashboard creation and report development.Proven background in the charity sector, with an understanding of the unique data reporting needs.Strong communication skills, with the ability to train and support non-technical staff.Ability to analyse current processes and design more efficient data workflows.Experience in delivering process improvement and supporting change management.Rate:

£300 - £350 per day (Outside IR35)Location:

Remote!Apply now for immediate consideration regarding this excellent opportunity.Understanding Recruitment is acting as an employment agency for this vacancy.

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