About this role
Salary: £35,000 - 75,000 per year
Requirements
- Proven experience as a SQL Developer in a social housing environment
- Strong SQL development skills, including writing complex queries against housing databases
- Essential experience querying the NEC Housing database using SQL
- Experience developing operational and management reports for housing services
- Knowledge of NEC Business Reporting and/or Business Objects reporting environments
- Experience supporting reporting migrations, system implementations, or reporting development projects
- Ability to provide technical guidance to colleagues developing SQL reports
Responsibilities
- Develop and implement operational reports within NECs Business Reporting module
- Write, test, and optimise SQL queries against the NEC Housing database
- Support migration of existing reports from Business Objects into NEC Business Reporting
- Extract and adapt existing SQL code from Business Objects reports
- Develop reporting solutions for housing operations and performance monitoring
- Provide technical guidance to staff developing SQL reports
- Work with housing teams, technical colleagues, and council stakeholders to establish reporting requirements
- Troubleshoot SQL queries and resolve reporting issues throughout the implementation project
Technologies
- Support
- SQL
More
We are recruiting for an experienced SQL Developer to support a housing organisation in developing and implementing a new suite of operational reports using NECs Business Reporting module. This is a fully remote contract opportunity, Outside IR35, with full-time or part-time working arrangements considered. We welcome applications from candidates who meet the role criteria and invite housing systems and reporting professionals to connect with us about current or future opportunities across the UK. By applying, you agree that we may hold and process your personal data in accordance with our Data Protection Policy and share it with third-party clients for roles relevant to your application; you may withdraw consent at any time.
last updated 44 week of 2026