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      <description>Location: London | Salary: Negotiable | Type: Contract | Power BI Developer    6-Month contract - Inside IR35 - market rate    London based - hybrid working - 3 days a week onsite    Banking sector       Role:   To design, develop and support enterprise-scale Power BI semantic models, dashboards and reporting solutions for Risk Reporting, with particular focus on semantic model architecture, automated refresh processes, partitioning, governance and performance optimisation.      Responsibilities:    Designing and developing enterprise-grade Power BI reports, dashboards and scorecards.  * Building and maintaining semantic models using dimensional modelling best practices.  * Developing advanced DAX calculations, calculation groups and optimisation techniques.  * Implementing Incremental Refresh and semantic model partitioning strategies.  * Managing large-scale datasets and optimising refresh and query performance.  * Developing and supporting Python-based processes used to trigger semantic model refreshes and processing.  * Integrating Power BI with orchestration and scheduling frameworks.  * Implementing Row-Level Security (RLS), governance controls and access management.  * Supporting Power BI Premium/Fabric capacity management.  * Tro...</description>
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