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Job summary Chesterfield Royal Hospital are actively recruiting a Senior Business Intelligence Developer to lead the delivery of key Trust data flows. The successful applicant will be responsible for the technical design, development and support of our Data Warehouse and range of data flow solutions such as … Faster Data Flows (FDF), Secondary Uses Service (SUS), Emergency Care Data Set (ECDS) and other internal data products. At a time when the NHS information agenda is rapidly changing, the ability to work as a flexible team member is essential. We are looking for a motivated and … experienced developer to join our team, to play a pivotal role supporting the Business Intelligence Manager to shape, develop, and maintain the Trusts data ecosystem. The role offers the opportunity to lead in designing, maintaining, and improving current data flows and warehousing processes. You will be joining the more »

in-depth knowledge of the implementation of SQL technologies. Role responsibilities: Designs database activity and file usage and ensures necessary resources are present. Determines data to be collected and analyse information as appropriate. Builds for operations to ensure high quality performance of databases post implementation by considering informational needs … and elements, data relationships and attributes, proposed manipulation, data flow and storage requirements, and data output and reporting capabilities for more complex databases. Recommends and implements tuning opportunities to improve system response and run times. Defines logical attributes and data inter-relationships and designs complex data structures to accommodate database production implementation, storage, maintenance, and accessibility to enhance performance. Optimises database accessibility by developing load balancing architectures and processes to eliminate down time for backup processes. Implements automation to limit database accessibility based upon information security level and ensures data spillage from more more »