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BI & SQL Developer | Own everything to do with Data | Clear progression plan

Opus Recruitment Solutions
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BI & SQL Developer 
Derby (Hybrid)
£50k to £65K + Benefits

SQL | MSSQL | Azure | .NET | BI

Join a tech company where data is central to everything. As a BI & SQL Developer, you’ll architect and optimise high-volume transactional databases, support real-time decision-making, and lead BI development across a .NET-based ecosystem.

Core Responsibilities:

Analyse slow-running queries, execution plans, and locking issues
Design schemas from business requirements
Resolve real-time performance spikes and deadlocks
Develop BI reports and semantic models (Power BI/DAX)
Govern data assets in Azure and ensure compliance (GDPR)Tech Environment:

High-availability, distributed deployment
Batch processing + real-time inserts/updates
.NET applications using ORM and stored procedures
Azure SQL + Storage ContainersLooking for someone who thrives in fast-paced environments and enjoys solving deep technical challenges.

If this sounds like you please get in touch - (url removed)

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