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UK Sport is seeking a Power BI Developer to transform complex sport data into clear dashboards and reporting products that support analysis and decision-making. You will design, build and maintain Power BI reports, data models and self-service solutions, ensuring data is accurate, secure and accessible for stakeholders across the organisation.
Working in a hybrid setup with regular office attendance in Loughborough or London, you will collaborate with colleagues and external partners, manage
Organisation UK Sport Salary £41,100 Location Loughborough or London based, with regular remote working. Contract type Fixed Term (Full time) Closing date 8 November 2026 Interview date 23 November 2026.
Organisation: UK Sport
Salary: Grade 4, £41,100 per annum plus generous benefits
Location: Loughborough/London based, with regular remote working
Contract Type: Full time (36 hours/week) & Fixed term for 12 months
Closing Date: Sunday 8 November 2026
Interview Dates: Stage 1 - week commencing 23rd November
Interview Dates: Stage 2 - week commencing 30th November
We are the UK’s trusted high-performance experts, powering our greatest athletes, teams, sports and events to achieve positive success. Investing a combination of National Lottery and Government funds, we support our Olympic and Paralympic sports to realise their world‑leading potential and help bring major sporting events to the UK. Our purpose is to lead high-performance sport to enable extraordinary moments that enrich lives.
We are on a mission to create the greatest decade of extraordinary sporting moments; reaching, inspiring and uniting the nation. That mission is underpinned by three ambitions for UK high-performance sport; to keep winning and win well, to grow a thriving sporting system and to harness those to inspire positive change. Working with the sports and events we fund, DCMS, and our partner organisations across the UK high-performance system, we are building on 25 years of ever‑growing success to write the UK’s next chapter for Olympic and Paralympic sport.
As Power BI Developer, you will play an important role in transforming complex data into clear, accessible dashboards and reporting products that support analysis and informed decision‑making across UK Sport.
Working closely with colleagues and stakeholders, you will design, build and maintain Power BI dashboards, data models and self‑service reporting solutions that meet operational and business needs. You will manage reporting architecture, data refreshes, access and data integration, helping to ensure information is accurate, reliable and easy to use.
The role will also support key organisational processes, including Performance Investment, by improving how data is captured, structured and presented. Through strong technical expertise, stakeholder engagement and clear documentation, you will help colleagues make effective use of data and contribute to the continuous improvement of UK Sport’s reporting.
You’ll work closely with colleagues across UK Sport at all levels, as well as external partners and stakeholders, building trusted relationships that support effective decision making across the organisation.
This role supports our hybrid working approach, with regular office attendance required in line with team and organisational expectations.
You’re an experienced Power BI professional who enjoys turning complex data into clear, accessible and user‑friendly reporting solutions.
You have strong technical skills in Power BI, DAX, Power Query and SQL, with experience developing dashboards, semantic models and data transformations. You combine attention to detail with a strong understanding of data quality, accessibility and visualisation best practice.
You’re confident working with technical and non‑technical stakeholders to understand their needs and translate them into practical solutions. Organised and collaborative, you can balance development work with ongoing support, explain complex information clearly and contribute to the continuous improvement of reporting.