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Power BI Developer

Lichfield
5 days ago
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Power BI Developer - £50K
Lichfield based - Hybrid working (More flexibility offered for those who don't live near the office location)

We're working with a forward-thinking organisation in the healthcare sector that's investing heavily in data and digital transformation. As part of this journey, they're looking to bring in a Business Intelligence Developer with strong Power BI skills to help drive better decision-making and improve the quality of services through accessible, impactful data insights.

In this role, Power BI will be your primary tool, and you'll play a key part in shaping how data is modelled, visualised and consumed across the organisation.

Key Responsibilities

As the BI Developer, you will:

Lead the design, development, and maintenance of Power BI dashboards, reports, and data visualisations that communicate insights clearly and effectively to non-technical audiences.
Develop and manage Power BI datasets and data models, ensuring reliability, accuracy, and performance.
Write advanced DAX expressions to support complex calculations and custom measures.
Build reusable templates and scalable reporting solutions within Power BI.
Collaborate closely with business users and stakeholders to gather reporting requirements, translating them into intuitive and impactful Power BI solutions.
Oversee data preparation and transformation processes (ETL) to ensure clean, structured data for reporting.
Work within an Azure-based data environment to integrate data sources and optimise Power BI performance.
Provide guidance and training to internal users to support wider adoption of Power BI tools and promote data self-service.
Champion data quality and governance, ensuring reports and models align with compliance standards, including GDPR.To be successful in this role, you'll bring:

Proven experience as a BI Developer, with a strong focus on Power BI as your core reporting tool.
Deep understanding of DAX, data modelling best practices, and Power BI service features (e.g., workspaces, dataflows, gateways).
Experience working in an Azure reporting environment and with modern data warehouses.
Hands-on experience with ETL processes and tools (e.g. SQL-based transformations or tools like Alteryx-desirable but not essential).
Strong SQL skills and experience in relational database management.
Ability to work closely with technical and non-technical stakeholders to develop user-friendly, visually effective reporting solutions.
Clear and confident communication skills, including the ability to present data visually and verbally to varied audiences.
A continuous improvement mindset with a genuine interest in how data can be used to inform and improve services.Power BI Developer - please apply asap if interested. GleeIT

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