PRIMUS Global Solutions (PRIMUS UK & Europe)
Business Analyst

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Key Skills & Experience:
- 10+ years of hands-on Salesforce experience.
- Strong experience across Salesforce CRM platforms and complex enterprise implementations.
- Strong banking and financial services domain knowledge.
- Experience with regulatory and control environments.
- Salesforce Financial Services Cloud (FSC).
- Salesforce Data Cloud.
- Strong understanding of Salesforce Agentforce capabilities.
- Large-scale Salesforce transformation programme experience.
- Business requirements gathering and analysis.
- User story, feature, and acceptance criteria creation.
- Agile delivery and cross-functional collaboration.
- Stakeholder management and senior stakeholder engagement.
- Dependency, risk, and issue management.
Key Responsibilities:
- Lead major Salesforce transformation workstreams from discovery through technology delivery and business outcomes.
- Take end-to-end ownership of complex business areas and drive requirements through to implementation.
- Translate complex business needs and colleague journeys into clear technology requirements, features, and actionable user stories.
- Engage with senior stakeholders, challenge assumptions, drive decisions, and resolve ambiguity.
- Identify and proactively manage cross-programme dependencies, risks, and delivery gaps.
- Work closely with Product, Business, Architecture, Engineering, Data, Integration, and Testing teams.
- Ensure business requirements are clearly understood and effectively translated into technology solutions.
- Provide direction and guidance to other Business Analysts.
- Support high-quality and timely delivery across large-scale Salesforce programmes.
- Contribute to continuous improvement of programme delivery processes and outcomes.
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