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Junior Business Intelligence Developer

Department for Culture, Media and Sport
Manchester, GBR
Full-time
Onsite
£36,734–£40,344
Discovered 2 weeks ago
Data warehousingDimensional data modellingSQLData extraction, transformation, and analysisBusiness intelligence reportingPower BI

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Role overview

The role is in the Data and AI team within DCMS Digital, Data and Technology.

The team develops a corporate BI platform comprising a data warehouse and dashboards, supporting decision-making across the department.

The platform supports users, particularly in Finance and HR, and is expanding to include more business data sources.

Looker Studio is currently the primary reporting platform, with migration to Power BI planned.

Job responsibilities

  • Assist in developing and maintaining the Corporate BI Platform, including its data warehouse and dashboard tools.
  • Help design and deliver reports, dashboards, and data processes that provide timely, reliable, accessible information.
  • Support data integration and improve corporate data quality, accessibility, and usability.
  • Help adapt and replicate reporting, analytical, and automation processes as the department moves from Google-based tools to Microsoft 365.
  • Work independently while contributing flexibly to a small collaborative team.
  • Apply data, automation, and emerging technologies to challenges beyond traditional business intelligence.

Essential requirements

  • Know data warehousing concepts and dimensional data modelling principles.
  • Use SQL to extract, transform, and analyse complex datasets.
  • Have experience building reports, dashboards, or visualisations with Power BI, Looker Studio, Tableau, or similar BI platforms.
  • Gather and analyse stakeholder requirements to deliver reporting solutions that meet user needs.
  • Communicate effectively and explain technical concepts and insights to non-technical audiences.

Desirable skills

  • Understanding of data integration, data pipelines, ETL/ELT processes, and data movement between systems is desirable.
  • Experience with workflow automation tools such as Microsoft Power Platform, Power Automate, Power Apps, or Google Apps Script is desirable.

Pay and contract

  • The listed salary range is £36,734–£40,344; no pay cadence is stated.
  • The contract is fixed term for two years; loan or secondment arrangements are also listed.

Working pattern

  • The listed working patterns include flexible working, full time, and job share.

Role details

The position is in Manchester and reports to the Business Intelligence Lead.

An information session is offered to prospective applicants; it is not a recruitment-process briefing.

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