Senior SQL Developer - High-Performance ETL Pipelines

Haystack • United Kingdom

Remote

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AI Summary

We're seeking a senior SQL developer to optimize high-performance ETL pipelines, leveraging the MSBI stack and Azure Data Platform. The role involves designing, tuning, and maintaining ETL processes, building analytical reports, and collaborating on data migration and integration.

Key Highlights

Optimize high-performance ETL pipelines

Design, tune, and maintain ETL processes

Build analytical reports

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Key Responsibilities

Architect and optimize high-performance ETL pipelines

Take full ownership of SQL scripting

Design, tune, and maintain existing ETL processes

Technical Skills Required

MSBI Stack SSIS SSRS SSAS T-SQL Azure Data Platform Azure Data Factory Databricks Synapse

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Benefits & Perks

Competitive day rate of £250-£300

Fully remote working flexibility

Outside of IR35 status

Job Description

We're working with a leading London-based data consultancy specializing in high-volume information management on this exciting opportunity. We are seeking a heavy-hitting SQL expert to solve complex data ingestion challenges for a high-traffic environment.This is a high-impact role where you will be tasked with optimizing a critical pipeline responsible for importing over 400 deep-data files daily with zero latency. You will leverage the full MSBI stack (SSIS, SSRS, SSAS) and T-SQL to ensure seamless data flow and reporting accuracy.

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