Hybrid Senior BI Developer Role Surrey BC (British Columbia)

Hybrid Senior BI Developer Role Surrey BC (British Columbia)

24 Aug
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GroupHEALTH Benefit Solutions
|
British Columbia

24 Aug

GroupHEALTH Benefit Solutions

British Columbia

Drive impactful business intelligence initiatives at GroupHEALTH as a Senior Power BI Developer. Utilize your advanced Power BI and semantic modeling skills to enhance reporting and analytics in a hybrid setting.

In this Surrey, BC-based role, you will lead enterprise-level reporting product development and governance. Your responsibilities include designing robust semantic models and streamlining reporting processes while mentoring fellow developers. You will also engage closely with stakeholders to shape actionable insights for business decisions.

Key Responsibilities:
• Lead enterprise reporting and analytics products development
• Create high-level operational scorecards and dashboards
• Ensure quality, maintainability, and usability of reports




• Manage semantic models for self-service analytics
• Promote data literacy among business teams

Requirements:
• 5+ years in BI, reporting, and analytics solutions
• Proficient in Microsoft Fabric and SQL
• Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field
• Proven mentoring and leadership skills
• Background in Agile/Scrum methodologies

Bring your data expertise and leadership to GroupHEALTH, facilitating a culture of informed decision-making across the organization.
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📌 Hybrid Senior BI Developer Role Surrey BC (British Columbia)
🏢 GroupHEALTH Benefit Solutions
📍 British Columbia

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