Regions
Location
  • Essex
Job types
  • Permanent
Industry
  • IT Services 
Salary

£45k - 56k per year

Functions
  • Data Engineer
Seniority
  • Mid-level
Technologies
  • Azure Data Lake
  • Microsoft Azure
  • SQL
Job reference

115335

Data Developer (Microsoft Fabric / Azure)

Location: Essex or Southampton (on-site, parking available)
Salary:
£45,000 – £56,000 per annum

The Opportunity

La Fosse is partnering with a leading global logistics organisation on an exciting data transformation project. We’re seeking an experienced Data Developer to join a new three-person data team within Operations, focused on supporting and enhancing Terminal Operating Systems.

This role will play a key part in the company’s migration from QlikView to Microsoft Fabric, helping to design and deliver the next generation of their data environment using Azure technologies.

Key Responsibilities

  • Lead and support the QlikView → Microsoft Fabric migration
  • Build and maintain ETL processes and data pipelines
  • Develop scalable solutions in Azure Data Factory and Microsoft Fabric
  • Create insightful Power BI dashboards and visualisations
  • Write and optimise SQL queries to support reporting and analytics
  • Collaborate across teams to enhance data quality and governance

Key Requirements

  • Proven Microsoft Fabric and Azure Data Factory experience
  • Strong ETL, data pipeline, and SQL skills
  • Expertise in Power BI and data visualisation
  • Background as a Data Developer / Data Engineer
  • Experience migrating from QlikView (essential)
  • Azure certifications beneficial
  • Must be able to drive to site if Essex is the closest office (onsite parking available)

About the Organisation

Our client is a global leader in logistics and supply chain innovation, with major UK operations in Essex and Southampton. They’re investing heavily in data and digital technology to deliver smarter, more sustainable solutions!

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