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Salary: £? - ? per year
Requirements: Advanced SQL Server development skills.Strong data warehouse development experience.Solid database administration knowledge, particularly performance tuning, query optimisation, indexing strategies, and database troubleshooting.Strong understanding of data architecture and data modelling principles.Experience designing scalable and efficient database structures.Experience working with complex data standards and structured datasets.Excellent stakeholder management and requirements gathering skills.Experience working within large, complex, or regulated organisations is desirable.Experience supporting statutory or regulatory reporting is desirable.ETL development experience is desirable.Knowledge of SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) or similar ETL tools is desirable.Understanding of data governance and information management principles is desirable. Responsibilities: Design, develop, and maintain SQL Server database and data warehouse solutions.Optimise database performance through query tuning, indexing, and database administration best practices.Design and maintain efficient data structures and data architecture to support reporting requirements.Gather and translate business requirements from stakeholders into technical data solutions.Support statutory data submissions, ensuring data quality, accuracy, and compliance.Produce robust SQL code for ETL processes, reporting, and data validation.Collaborate with technical and business teams to deliver high-quality data solutions. Technologies: Data WarehouseETLSupportSQLSSIS More:
We are seeking an experienced SQL Database Engineer / Data Warehouse Developer to support a major public sector data programme, helping deliver high-quality data solutions and statutory reporting. This is an excellent opportunity for someone with strong SQL and database expertise who enjoys working closely with stakeholders to design, optimise, and maintain critical data warehouse solutions. The role is based in Bradford, with onsite working preferred and hybrid working considered three days per week. The rate is £500–£550 per day inside IR35.
last updated 29 week of 2026