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Business Intelligence Developer | North Lanarkshire
Hybrid (4 days onsite, 1 day remote) | Flexible Hours | Circa £50,000
Join a globally recognised, award-winning organisation investing heavily in its data and analytics capabilities.
As part of a major transformation programme, you'll play a key role in migrating a legacy SQL Server, SSIS and SSAS environment to Microsoft Fabric, helping shape the future of reporting and analytics across the business.
We're looking for a BI Developer with strong Power BI expertise who can transform complex data into meaningful insights and deliver high-performing reporting solutions that support business decision-making.
What You'll Do
- Develop and maintain Power BI reports and dashboards.
- Create and optimise DAX measures and calculations.
- Build Power Query (M) transformations and data pipelines.
- Design scalable data models and semantic layers.
- Improve report, dataset and refresh performance.
- Gather business requirements and translate them into reporting solutions.
- Support data governance, quality and reporting standards.
- Contribute to the ongoing Microsoft Fabric migration programme.
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About You
You'll have experience with:
- Power BI development and dashboard design
- Advanced DAX and Power Query (M)
- SQL and data modelling
- Performance tuning and optimisation
- Data governance and analytics best practices
- Stakeholder engagement and requirements gathering
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- Microsoft Fabric
- Azure Data Services
- SSIS / SSAS
- Data migration or modernisation projects
Why Join?
- Be part of a major Microsoft Fabric transformation.
- Work on enterprise-scale analytics projects with real business impact.
- Gain exposure to modern cloud data technologies.
- Flexible working hours.
- Join a collaborative team within a well-established organisation investing in its data future.
Technology Stack: Power BI | DAX | Power Query (M) | SQL | Microsoft Fabric | Azure Data Services
What's on Offer?
- Salary of circa £50k
- 10% company pension contribution
- Annual bonus scheme
If you're passionate about data, analytics and modern Microsoft technologies, we'd love to hear from you.
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