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Job Title: SQL Data Modeller
Contract: Outside IR35
Duration: 3 months with strong chance of extension
Location: Leeds, 2x per week
Our client is looking for an experienced SQL Data Modeller to join their data team and design/build high-performing semantic models that will underpin Power BI and Microsoft Fabric reporting. Working with data held in Amazon Redshift, you'll create a logical, business-friendly data layer that enables accurate, scalable analytics across a complex organisation.
This is not a dashboard development role. They're looking for someone with deep SQL and data modelling expertise who can turn complex data into clean, performant semantic models.
Responsibilities
- Design, build and optimise semantic models that support Power BI and Microsoft Fabric reporting.
- Develop robust SQL-based data models that transform complex datasets into clear, business-friendly structures.
- Improve the performance, scalability and usability of reporting datasets.
- Apply strong data modelling principles to create reliable and consistent analytical layers.
- Work with data engineers to understand underlying data structures and ensure models are built effectively on top of Amazon Redshift.
- Help shape how the organisation consumes data by creating a trusted, accessible reporting foundation.
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Skills & Experience
- Strong SQL development experience, with the ability to write complex queries and optimise performance.
- Proven experience designing and building semantic models and analytical data layers.
- Strong understanding of data modelling concepts, including structuring datasets for reporting and analytics.
- Experience working with complex datasets and turning business requirements into logical data solutions.
- Experience supporting Power BI reporting through well-designed underlying models.
- Exposure to Microsoft Fabric, Amazon Redshift or AWS would be beneficial.
- Strong problem-solving skills with the ability to understand complex business processes and simplify data for end users.


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