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Data Visualisation & BI Reporting Engineer

United Kingdom Barclays Estimated salary: Approximately £45,000–£70,000 per year, plus potential bonus and benefits
Role summary

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The role involves designing, developing and maintaining data visualisations, dashboards and BI reports that support business decision-making at Barclays. Candidates are expected to have experience with tools such as Power BI, Tableau or equivalent reporting platforms, strong SQL and data-modelling skills, and an understanding of data governance and quality. The position requires the ability to translate complex business requirements into clear, useful reporting, work with stakeholders across technology and business teams, and communicate findings effectively. Experience in financial services, agile delivery, automation and reporting controls would be advantageous. Barclays will expect a proactive, collaborative and detail-focused professional who can manage competing priorities and deliver reliable insights in a regulated environment.

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About Barclays

Barclays is a major UK-based banking and financial services group with operations serving consumers, businesses, institutions and wealth clients worldwide. Its businesses include retail and consumer banking, corporate and investment banking, private banking, payments and technology-enabled financial services. Headquartered in London, Barclays has a large UK presence, including technology, operations and specialist functions in locations such as Northampton. The organisation employs people across banking, data, engineering, risk, customer service and professional services. As a highly regulated financial institution, Barclays places strong emphasis on responsible banking, information security, risk management, customer outcomes and innovation. Its technology and data teams support digital channels, reporting, automation and decision-making across the bank. Employees typically work in structured, collaborative environments, with opportunities for professional development and hybrid working depending on the role and business area.

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