Business Intelligence Developer

About the role

Apiam Animal Health, a leading Australian veterinary group with clinics and businesses across companion animal, mixed, equine and production animal practice, is hiring a Business Intelligence Developer in South Melbourne. You will design, build and evolve the reporting and analytics used by its teams to run and grow the business, moving beyond static dashboards and manual report packs toward a governed cloud data platform, a Power BI semantic layer and AI-assisted reporting.

Key responsibilities

• Design, build and maintain Power BI models, reports and dashboards for clinic operations, pathology, finance, people and executive reporting.
• Build and monitor cloud data warehouse pipelines and API integrations that combine practice management, finance, laboratory and HR data, with automated quality checks.
• Design agentic and AI-assisted reporting supported by a governed semantic layer, certified metrics and clear guardrails.
• Champion data governance, keeping business definitions and KPIs consistent across the network.
• Deploy, monitor and improve what you ship, and train and support the business to use it.

Required profile

• Demonstrated experience building enterprise Power BI solutions, including dimensional modelling, advanced DAX and row-level security.
• Strong business analytics capability and the ability to turn data into clear, decision-ready insight.
• Excellent stakeholder management and communication, with meticulous attention to detail and good documentation habits.
• Advantageous: experience with Python, orchestration tools or AI-native analytics, building custom data apps, or working in veterinary, healthcare, laboratory or multi-site businesses.

Required skills

• Power BI (dimensional modelling, DAX, row-level security)
• SQL and a cloud data warehouse such as Snowflake, BigQuery or Redshift
• ETL/ELT pipelines and system integration via APIs and workflow automation tools

To apply, submit your resume and a short cover letter through the application link.