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Senior Analytics Engineer – ThoughtSpot & Snowflake
Contract | Up to £500 per day | Outside IR35
We’re looking for an experienced Senior Analytics Engineer to play a key role in a major data and analytics transformation.
You’ll help accelerate the move to a modern, AI-powered analytics platform built around ThoughtSpot and Snowflake. This is a hands-on role where you’ll create trusted semantic models, migrate existing Power BI reporting and enable teams across the business to access accurate, intuitive and genuinely useful insights.
What you’ll be doing
- Designing and building scalable semantic models across ThoughtSpot and Snowflake
- Developing and optimising Snowflake data models for reporting and AI use cases
- Translating existing Power BI reports, DAX and business logic into the new platform
- Creating high-quality ThoughtSpot Liveboards, visualisations and self-service analytics
- Enriching models with business definitions, context and metadata to improve the accuracy of AI-generated insights
- Working with technical teams and business stakeholders to turn complex requirements into scalable solutions
- Establishing modelling standards, governance and best practices
- Supporting the wider rollout and adoption of ThoughtSpot across the organisation
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What we’re looking for
- Strong commercial experience with ThoughtSpot
- Strong experience working with Snowflake
- Excellent SQL and DAX skills
- Experience with ETL and transformation tools such as Matillion
- A strong understanding of semantic, dimensional and analytical data modelling
- Experience building dashboards and self-service reporting solutions
- The ability to communicate effectively with both technical and non-technical stakeholders


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Experience creating AI-ready semantic layers, migrating from Power BI, or working within a retail or multi-site organisation would be particularly valuable.
This is an excellent opportunity to influence a high-profile analytics transformation, shape how AI is adopted across the business and build a platform that will change how teams use data to make decisions.
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