SQL Database Developer

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Database Developer - Leeds - Hybrid - £65,000

I am looking for a Database Developer to join a growing, UK based technology company. Their intelligence software platform helps clients answer the difficult decisions.

Their office is based in Leeds and they are looking for someone who is able to come in three times a week.

In this role you will be using Microsoft SQL to handle queries for the database and return the data sets for the frontend of the web application.

Therefore, a good knowledge of database queries and high quality database solutions is exactly what my client is looking for.

Requirements:

Previous experience as a SQL Developer
T-SQL programming
Dynamic SQL experience
Experience working on a web application would be desirable
Experience with Azure technologies is beneficial
3 times a week in office if based in Leeds
As low as once a quarter in office outside of Leeds

Benefits:

Salary up to £65,000 depending upon experience
24 days annual leave + Bank holidays
Pension scheme of 8%

Please Note: This is role for UK residents only. This role does not offer Sponsorship. You must have the right to work in the UK with no restrictions. Some of our roles may be subject to successful background checks including a DBS and Credit Check.

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