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The Sharing Group seeks an experienced BI Architect to design and build an AI-first BI foundation from the ground up, collaborating with a junior BI Specialist and stakeholders to define architecture and trusted models. You'll set up Snowflake, Fivetran, and dbt, translate data into usable business entities, and deliver an initial set of end-to-end pipelines, dashboards, and an AI-ready semantic layer.
Remote collaboration with stakeholders is expected, with a flexible schedule and regular
Job Description
Help us build the foundation for our next generation of Business Intelligence.
We are looking for an experienced, hands-on
Job Description
Help us build the foundation for our next generation of Business Intelligence.
We are looking for an experienced, hands-on BI Architect to design and build a new AI-first BI platform from the ground up.
You'll work closely with our junior BI Specialist and business stakeholders to define the architecture, establish trusted business models and build the first working version of the platform. This is not just an advisory role: we are looking for someone who can make sound architectural decisions and implement them. The goal? A scalable and maintainable BI foundation that our internal team can confidently continue developing after your engagement.
The project We already have an existing BI environment with Tableau dashboards covering areas such as operations, churn and revenue. These reports contain valuable business knowledge, but our underlying operational platform is changing.
Rather than simply reconnecting existing dashboards to new source structures, we want to use this opportunity to rebuild our BI foundation properly.
Our intended core stack is:
Our data comes from sources including MariaDB, MongoDB, event-sourced applications, APIs, Google Analytics and Zendesk.
Historical consolidation between our old and new operational platforms is not part of this project.
Why AI-first? We don't want to build a traditional BI platform and add AI afterwards.
From the start, our architecture and data models should make reliable AI-assisted analytics possible. Think of:
AI-first doesn't mean putting a chatbot on top of unstructured data. The foundation needs to consist of clearly defined, governed business models that both people and AI can understand.
We also expect you to challenge us: where does AI genuinely add value, and where is conventional BI the better solution?
The challenge Our source systems contain plenty of data, but technical data doesn't automatically represent business reality.
A customer record, for example, isn't necessarily an active customer. That might mean someone with at least one active product at a specific point in time – which in turn requires clear definitions for activation, cancellation, product status and historical changes.
Together with stakeholders, you'll turn concepts like these into clear, documented and testable business definitions.
These governed models will become the trusted foundation for dashboards, analysis and AI-generated answers.
What You'll Do You'll take the lead in designing and building the new BI foundation. This includes:
At the end of the project, we want our internal team to understand not just what has been built, but why it was built that way.
Job Requirements
What we expect to deliver together By the end of the engagement, we aim to have:
What you bring We're looking for someone who combines architecture with hands-on implementation.
You have:
Experience with Fivetran and working with existing or legacy BI environments such as Tableau is highly relevant to this project.
Our wider environment includes MariaDB, MongoDB, APIs, event-sourced data, Google Analytics and Zendesk. Experience with some of these – or comparable technologies – is a plus.
Python, orchestration tools, data observability and BI-as-code are also welcome additions.
You don't need to tick every box. If you've built comparable platforms using slightly different technologies or approaches, we'd still like to hear from you. We're interested in the decisions you've made, the problems you've solved and how you approach a challenge like ours.
When is the project successful? Success means we've built more than a collection of dashboards.
We have a scalable BI architecture, reliable data pipelines and agreed business definitions that are consistently used across reporting and AI.
Our junior BI Specialist understands the architecture and can continue developing it, and we have a realistic roadmap for what comes next.
The engagement
We prefer to start with a short discovery and architecture phase, followed by implementation in clearly defined milestones.