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Role Overview
Location: London / Hybrid working
Technology: SQL Server, SSIS, ETL, Data Modelling, Reporting Platforms
We are looking for an experienced Senior Data / Reporting Developer to join a financial-services technology team responsible for data modelling, ETL and reporting solutions supporting Seismic and similar reporting platforms. The role requires strong hands-on technical expertise in SQL, SSIS, ETL and data modelling, together with experience developing and supporting enterprise reporting solutions.
Responsibilities
- Design, develop and maintain data models supporting reporting and analytics requirements.
- Develop robust ETL processes using SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS).
- Write complex and optimized SQL queries, stored procedures and data transformation logic.
- Develop and maintain data pipelines feeding Seismic and/or similar reporting tools.
- Analyze existing reporting solutions and identify opportunities for optimization and automation.
- Work with business and reporting teams to understand data requirements and translate them into technical solutions.
- Perform data mapping, transformation and reconciliation across multiple source systems.
- Ensure data quality, accuracy, completeness and consistency across reporting outputs.
- Troubleshoot production issues and provide root-cause analysis and permanent fixes.
- Support testing, deployment and release activities across development and production environments.
- Produce technical documentation covering data models, ETL processes and reporting interfaces.
- Work collaboratively with onsite and offshore technology teams.
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Required Skills
Essential Technical Skills
- Strong SQL Server / T-SQL development experience.
- Strong hands-on experience with SSIS and ETL development.
- Solid understanding of relational database design and data modelling.
- Experience designing and implementing data transformation and integration processes.
- Experience with enterprise reporting tools/platforms, preferably Seismic or comparable products.
- Ability to analyze complex datasets and troubleshoot data-quality issues.
- Good understanding of data warehousing concepts and reporting architectures.
- Experience with performance tuning of SQL queries and ETL processes.
- Strong software-development lifecycle and Agile delivery experience.


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Desirable Skills
- Previous Seismic experience.
- Experience with other enterprise reporting platforms comparable to Seismic.
- Knowledge of financial-services data and reporting standards.
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