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Business Intelligence Developer
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Business Intelligence Developer
🚀Business Intelligence Developer | £40–50K | Hybrid – Glasgow
đź’ˇJoin a market-leading SaaS business transforming how data drives decisions
Are you a data modelling specialist who thrives on turning complex data into powerful, scalable insight?
We are working with a high-growth, market-leading SaaS organisation where data is at the heart of everything they do, powering critical insights, intelligent search and pricing capabilities for their global customer base.
They are now hiring a Business Intelligence Developer to help build the foundations of their next-generation data platform, combining strong modelling expertise with AI-driven analytics.
🔍 What you will be doing
Designing semantic models, datasets and metric layers used across BI & AI Building clean, governed data structures for self-serve analytics Developing and optimising SQL (views, stored procedures) Creating Power BI datasets, DAX measures and reports Using AI tools to accelerate development and improve efficiency Partnering with engineering & business teams to deliver scalable solutions Driving improvements in data quality, governance and automation
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StrongYour economics background and your summer at a regional bank line up with what PwC looks for on the consulting scheme. Applications close in four weeks.
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âś… What we are looking for
2+ years in data modelling / BI / analytics engineering Strong SQL + experience with Power BI (DAX, datasets, reporting) Solid understanding of star schema & Kimball modelling Experience building models for both reporting and advanced analytics Exposure to AI tools in analytics workflows Experience with automation tools (e.g., Power Automate) and repeatable data processes. Passion for clean, structured, reliable data
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🌟 Why this role? Work for a true market leader in SaaS Be at the forefront of AI-powered analytics Shape how data is modelled, accessed and used across the business Join a team that values ownership, innovation and continuous improvement
🧠You will thrive if you…
Love solving complex data problems Challenge assumptions (especially AI outputs đź‘€) Enjoy building things that others rely on Want to push the boundaries of modern analytics
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