MRP-Global
AI Business Analyst – Automation, Stakeholder Management, AI – Hybrid, London

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A global organisation is seeking an experienced AI Business Analyst to support the delivery of AI-enabled transformation initiatives across business processes, digital services, and operational functions.
This position is ideal for a transformation-focused professional with strong experience in business analysis, process optimisation, AI adoption, and digital transformation. The successful candidate will play a key role in identifying AI opportunities, redesigning business processes, and translating complex requirements into scalable technology solutions.
This will be a full-time permanent opportunity worked on a hybrid basis in London, UK.
Key Responsibilities:
- Lead business process discovery, analysis and future-state design for AI-enabled transformation initiatives.
- Identify, assess and prioritise AI, automation and digital improvement opportunities.
- Facilitate stakeholder workshops and gather business, functional and non-functional requirements.
- Develop AI use cases, business cases, process maps and success metrics.
- Assess AI readiness, including data quality, governance, risks and controls.
- Collaborate with Digital, Data, Architecture and Product teams to shape scalable AI solutions.
- Support solution design, testing, implementation and business adoption.
- Promote best practices in business analysis, process improvement and responsible AI.
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Key Skills Required:
- Business Analysis and Digital Transformation
- AI Opportunity Assessment and AI-First Process Design
- Process Discovery, Process Mapping and Business Process Redesign
- Requirements Elicitation and Documentation
- Business Case Development and Value Realisation
- AI, Automation and Data Governance Fundamentals
- Stakeholder Management and Executive Workshop Facilitation
- Cross-functional Collaboration with Business and Technical Teams
- Risk, Controls and AI Readiness Assessment
- Strong communication, analytical and problem-solving skills


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