PowerBI Developer

Job Description

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Power BI Developer (Contract)

£450-£500/day | 3-4 days per week | On-site (Cotswolds) | 3-6 months

We are partnering with a forward-thinking business undergoing a significant data transformation, migrating from fragmented legacy reporting to a centralised Microsoft Fabric data platform.

With the data warehouse due to go live imminently, they are seeking a hands-on Power BI Developer to accelerate reporting and help the business realise tangible value from its data.

The Role

This delivery-focused contract requires you to take ownership of the reporting layer as the new platform becomes operational.

Key Responsibilities:

• Rebuild legacy Excel and system reports into modern, intuitive Power BI dashboards
• Create scalable semantic models and consistent reporting outputs
• Collaborate closely with stakeholders to ensure reports are clear, user-friendly, and widely adopted
• Support data mapping and migration activities as new systems go live
• Introduce structure and consistency to a previously fragmented reporting environment

Technical Environment

• Power BI (core)
• Microsoft Fabric / Data Warehouse
• DAX / SQL
• Multiple integrated data sources

Candidate Profile

• Strong end-to-end Power BI development experience
• Robust data modelling, DAX, and SQL skills
• Experience working within messy or legacy environments and improving reporting processes
• Ability to deliver results quickly and independently
• Confident in engaging with stakeholders to translate requirements xwzovoh into practical, usable outputs

Contract Details

• £450-£500 per day
• 3-4 days per week
• 3-6 months duration (likely extension)
• On-site in the Cotswolds (essential)
• Fast, single-stage interview process

Why This Role?

• Opportunity to join a live data transformation programme
• Immediate impact as the data platform goes live
• Blend of hands-on delivery with direct business engagement
• Chance to influence and shape future reporting practises