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KMD in Warsaw, Poland, is seeking a BI Developer to design and optimize data models, build reports using Report Builder, and advance BI automation with SQL and Power BI.
You will collaborate with cross-functional teams, maintain dashboards for internal stakeholders and external clients, and contribute to evaluating data quality and reporting efficiency. The role requires solid SQL skills, Power BI expertise, and experience with Report Builder/SSRS.
Location: Warsaw, PL, 00-189
Cooperation Type: Employment
At KMD, we build digital solutions used by millions of people around the world. These solutions are the digital foundations of our most important institutions, from governments and public services to financial industries and private companies. Our mission is to ensure that they are reliable, accessible, and efficient.
We believe that the future is what you make it. So a career at KMD is a career with purpose and freedom. One where you’ll have a direct hand in improving the lives of people, while being empowered with the resources and autonomy to shape the course of your own professional journey.
We are looking for a BI Developer with strong analytical capabilities and a solid BI background. The role focuses on SQL, Power BI data modelling, and the development of reports in Report Builder.
More about the product:
You will create and develop reports in Report Builder and, over time, support their automation. You will also take over selected operational reporting responsibilities, including preparing and distributing reports. Reporting will primarily support internal recipients at different organisational levels, with selected outputs subsequently distributed to external clients.
Tech Stack in the project:
#SQL #PowerBI #PowerPlatform #ReportBuilder #SSRS #RESTAPI #AI
Your responsibilities:
Personal Requirements:
How do we work?
We follow Agile principles in our work – we generally work in bi-weekly iterations and produce production-ready functionalities at the end of each iteration. In some cases, we work in a project mode.