1 to 2 of 2 Business Intelligence Lead Jobs in the East of England

Lead Business Intelligence Developer Salary - £40,000 - £60,000 Join us as a pivotal member of the Personal Lines BI Team within the UK General Insurance (UKGI) Data & Analytics function, dedicated to serving our Personal Lines business. We empower informed decisions with quality, timely Management Information (MI … using powerful business intelligence software. A bit about the job: As a Lead Developer, you'll play a central role in crafting the future of our PL business, from requirement gathering to deployment, ensuring detailed data extraction, transformation, visualization, and beyond. Balancing the needs of both … input providers and consumers, you'll proactively engage with business partners, while providing mentorship to junior developers and inputting to initiatives that will define our future success. Skills and experience we’re looking for: Proficiency in building intuitive, informative, and efficient self-service BI solutions using Qlik Sense/ more »

Business Intelligence Manager - Business Intelligence - Data - Insight - SQL - Power BI - T-SQL - SSRS - Azure - Datawarehousing An exciting opportunity has been announced to work with a housing association who are pioneering the way in which the business uses data to manage measurable outputs and strive for … have previous housing experience and will have an in – depth understanding of the end to end data process and experience creating data warehouses. Role: Business Intelligence Manager (not essential that this person has managed before) Salary: £50,000 Contract: Permanent Location: North West Benefits package: Great personal development … Embrace diversity, pension contributions up to 20%, 25 days holiday plus bank holidays, Flexible working. Essential Skills for this role Microsoft Data Analytics/Business Intelligence stack - Power BI, SQL, TSQL, SSRS, Azure Experience developing data platforms in the cloud Familiarity with reporting requirements Understanding of Data Governance more »