Here at innocent, we’re on a mission to make it easier for everyone to get more fruit and veg into their bodies. We started back in 1999 and since then we’ve gone from selling a few smoothies at a music festival to becoming one of Europe’s biggest drinks companies with around 1,000 people (and the B Corp seal of approval).
It’s nice to be able to say things like that but we’re not patting ourselves on the back just yet. We want to show everyone that it’s possible to be a successful business while looking after people and the planet too, so we’re trying to get better in pretty much every way. And that’s where this job comes in.
A bit about the role
Data is becoming one of innocent's most important ingredients. We're investing in a modern Microsoft analytics platform that brings together information from across our business to help teams understand what's happening, spot opportunities, and act with confidence to achieve our ambitions as a company
As a BI Developer, you'll help build the trusted data products that sit at the heart of this. You'll turn data from multiple systems into clear, reliable models that people across the business trust and consume via enterprise reports and self-serve analytics. Working with SQL, Kimball data modelling concepts, Microsoft Fabric and Power BI, you'll help create the foundations that supports reporting today and future Artificial Intelligence (AI) capabilities tomorrow.
This isn't a role for someone who wants to spend all day hidden behind code. The best solutions come from understanding how the business actually works, so we'll be looking for someone who's naturally curious, asks good questions, and enjoys getting close to the processes, people and decisions behind the data.
You'll be
You'll have
A good understanding of Kimball data modelling concepts including grain, surrogate keys, conformed dimensions, and star schemas.
You'll get
If you think you have everything we're looking for and more, then please have a chat with Tejmal Khunti and inform your manager before applying. You'll need to get your skates on though, as applications close 21st September.
