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Société Générale · Bangalore, India

Consultant Software Engineer - MSBI

Bangalore, IndiaContract or temporarySoftware Engineering

Listed on Société Générale’s official careers site. Posted September 16, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Minimum 10+ Years of Rich Experience on Design, develop, and maintain end-to-end MSBI solutions using SQL Server using TSQL, SSIS, SSAS.

  • Define and implement end-to-end BI architecture using MSBI stack (SSIS, SSRS, SSAS, SQL Server)
  • Design robust data warehouse solutions (star/snowflake schema, data marts, OLAP models)
  • Contribute on application enhancements, conduct POCs on various improvement initiatives and ensure their implementation, and handle DevOps and infrastructure-related aspects for the applications.

They will also collaborate with multiple stakeholders and drive engagement within the AFP BI community Establish ETL frameworks and data integration strategies

  • Create scalable and performant data models and semantic layers
  • Ensure adherence to data governance, security, and compliance standards
  • Oversee development of ETL pipelines (SSIS) and reporting solutions (SSRS, Power BI)
  • Design and maintain SSAS cubes (Tabular/Multidimensional)
  • Ensure performance optimization across queries, ETL, and reporting layers
  • Provide solutions for data quality, lineage, and metadata management
  • Act as a technical leader and mentor for BI teams
  • Collaborate with business stakeholders, architects, and engineering teams
  • Translate complex business requirements into scalable BI solutions
  • Conduct design reviews, code reviews, and best practices enforcement

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