Harnham
BI Developer

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BI Developer Opportunity
I'm hiring a BI Developer to join a growing Business Reporting team within a market-leading UK organisation currently investing heavily in its reporting and data capabilities.
This role is ideal for someone with strong Power BI and SQL skills who enjoys building reports, working closely with stakeholders, and helping the business make better decisions through data. You'll also get exposure to a new Microsoft Fabric environment as the company continues to modernise its data platform.
The Role
Working within the Business Transformation function, you'll help deliver reporting and analytics solutions across:
- Sales
- Operations
- Finance
- eCommerce
You'll build dashboards, support ad-hoc analysis, and work with stakeholders to understand their reporting needs and turn them into actionable insights.
What You'll Be Doing
- Design and develop Power BI reports and dashboards
- Create and maintain data models, DAX measures, and reporting logic
- Support the ongoing development of a Microsoft Fabric data platform
- Deliver ad-hoc reporting and analysis requests across the business
- Work closely with stakeholders to understand reporting requirements
- Validate data and improve reporting quality and consistency
- Help drive better use of data across the organisation
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What They're Looking For
Must-Haves
- Power BI development experience (DAX, modelling, etc.)
- Strong SQL skills
- Good Excel skills
- Experience building dashboards and reporting solutions
- Strong communication skills and stakeholder engagement
- Attention to detail and a problem-solving mindset
Nice to Have
- Microsoft Fabric exposure
- Power BI certifications (PL-300)
- Salesforce or ERP experience
- Experience with SSRS or SSIS
- Wholesale, distribution, or supply-chain industry experience


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Why Join?
- Opportunity to work with a modern Microsoft data stack
- Exposure to Microsoft Fabric and a growing data platform
- Strong stakeholder-facing role with real business impact
- Supportive environment with opportunities to learn and develop
- Broad exposure across multiple business functions
Benefits
- Salary: £35,000-£40,000
- 25 days holiday + bank holidays
- Pension matched up to 10%
- Private medical insurance
- Health cash plan
- Life assurance (6x salary)
- Employee discounts and rewards platform
- Free parking
Interview Process
- Initial interview
- Technical discussion focused on SQL, Power BI, and reporting experience
This role would suit a BI Developer, Reporting Analyst, Power BI Developer, or MI Analyst looking to join a business investing in modern data tools while staying hands-on with reporting and stakeholder engagement.
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