Data Visualisation Specialist

Data Visualisation Analyst Power BI | SQL | DAX | Data Modelling Up to £50,000 + Bonus | Hybrid (2 days onsite – North West) Looking to own the dashboards, not just maintain them? Join a data-driven business that genuinely values visual storytelling, self-serve analytics, and BI that drives smarter decisions. As a Data Visualisation Analyst, you’ll be the go-to expert in designing and delivering dashboards that people actually want to use — with the freedom to shape how insights are shared across the business. You’ll work as part of a friendly, modern Data & Analytics team at a well-established company that’s investing in Microsoft Fabric, the Power Platform, and data-led transformation across supply chain, ops, and commercial functions. What You’ll Be Doing Building clean, intuitive Power BI dashboards that bring data to life and support decision-making at every level. Developing robust semantic models, DAX measures, and Power BI datasets that scale. Writing clean SQL to connect, shape, and query data from multiple sources. Working closely with stakeholders to understand business questions and deliver self-serve reporting solutions. Supporting BI adoption and helping non-technical users make better use of data through strong visual storytelling. What You’ll Bring Strong Power BI experience — from dashboard UX to data model design and DAX optimisation. Good SQL skills — confident writing queries to extract, shape and validate data. Understanding of data models, star/snowflake schemas, and Power BI best practices. An eye for clean, user-friendly design and a proactive mindset for improving how insights are delivered. Bonus: Experience with Fabric, Power Platform (Power Automate / Power Apps), or Azure stack. Why Join? Hybrid working (2 days onsite – commutable from Liverpool, Manchester, Cheshire, Stoke). A collaborative team culture, with autonomy to own and improve BI delivery. £50,000 base salary + annual bonus, 25 days holiday + bank hols, Medicash, pension, life assurance, and more