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Stealth iT Consulting

Agile Business Analyst

London
£55k/yr
Posted about 15 hours ago
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Agile Business Analyst Opportunity

Working with a large IT Consultancy who are on the search for a Agile Business Analyst on a permanent basis, we are looking for Business Analysts that have experience working with Government Digital Service (GDS) and Digital technologies & platforms.

Job Details

  • Permanent role
  • Paying up to £55,000 per annum
  • Remote with occasional client visits
  • Candidates must be eligible for SC Clearance

Responsibilities

As an Agile Business Analyst you will:

  • Help our clients understand and explore how, where and why to apply new digital technologies & platforms.
  • Advise, design and deliver excellent products and services for our clients to transform their businesses and deliver real value.
  • Play a pivotal role in end-to-end user-centred design projects, working between design, product, development and test.
  • Work as part of a multi-disciplinary Agile Scrum team, having responsibility for understanding user needs, working closely with our business partners, translating problems or requirements into user stories and defining acceptance criteria.
  • Be highly customer focused and responsible for building stakeholder relationships and using your analytical thinking, problem-solving and communication skills to help achieve the Scrum teams’ goals.

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Your Profile

You will bring below skills and experience:

  • Experience in a user-centred product or service development projects.
  • Experience working in a multi-disciplinary Agile Scrum team, facilitating and supporting the end-to-end delivery, from research and design through to development and testing.
  • Experience working with Government Digital Service (GDS) service standards.
  • Ability to lead the translation of user needs and business requirements into user stories and acceptance criteria.
  • Ability to be the intermediary between both business requirements and user needs, and between waterfall and Agile delivery.
  • Proficiency in the use of requirements capturing methodology toolsets e.g. JIRA.
  • Experience in technical business analysis with a familiarity of architectural concepts such as microservice and legacy architecture, API’s and cloud infrastructure.
  • Aptitude for building highly collaborative internal and external stakeholder relationships, with both the ability to deal with conflict management and to influence key stakeholders.
  • Ability to support and lead scrum team activities and ceremonies to ensure delivery of team goals.
  • Ability to support effective business analysis through analytical thinking, problem-solving and communication skills.

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Ideally, you would also have:

  • Experience across different sectors, including in Public Sector, Utilities, Financial Services, Consumer Products and Retail.
  • Experience supporting internal operations of the team through activities such as recruitment, client development, line management, delivering trainings and mentoring.
  • Certifications across Business Analysis, Agile Delivery, User Centred Design etc.
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Skills

Agile Business Analysis
Government Digital Service (GDS)
User Centred Design
Scrum
User Story Writing
Acceptance Criteria Definition
Jira
Stakeholder Management
Microservices Architecture
API
Cloud Infrastructure
Conflict Management
Requirements Capturing
Technical Business Analysis
Legacy Architecture

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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