Zealous Agency
Senior Business Intelligence Developer

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BI Developer
Up to £55,000
Leeds (3/2 hybrid)
This is a pivotal role for a BI specialist to lead on custom Power BI solutions for key clients within an established agency. You will move beyond standard marketing metrics and build complex, cross-functional dashboards helping to integrate sales, e-commerce, and operational data for a diverse client base.
You’ll be part of an established data team with responsibility for BI dashboards and reports. They’re a forward-thinking agency with an excellent culture and data strategy that need someone who can act autonomously and really run with their own decisions.
The Role:
- Design and Build Custom Solutions: Work closely with clients to design and maintain interactive, white-labelled Power BI reports tailored to their needs.
- Complex Data Integration: Extract and transform data from varied sources, including SQL databases, Big Query, and marketing platforms, to build scalable relational models.
- Advanced Analytics: Utilize DAX for custom KPIs and time-intelligence metrics, while managing RLS (Row-Level Security) protocols.
- Client Consultation: Scope requirements directly with stakeholders and translate technical data into actionable insights for non-technical audiences.
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Experience Needed:
- Experience: Power BI knowledge, a BI Developer or Analyst background, a real passion for creating the best dashboards possible.
- Technical Skills: In-depth knowledge of Power BI (Power Query, DAX), SQL, and advanced Excel.
- Adaptability: Ability to manage multiple projects and navigate unstructured data sets across different industries.


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- Familiarity with Python/R for manipulation and experience with cloud warehouses like BigQuery or Azure.
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