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🔍 Digital Business Analyst – Public Sector (Contract)
We're recruiting a Digital Business Analyst to join a central government department's Product Development Centre (PDC), helping shape digital services and products for the department.
📍 Location: Likely Newcastle, once per month for 2 days
💷 Rate: Up to £340/day
🔒 Clearance: BPSS (or eligible to obtain)
📄 Contract: Inside IR35
As a Digital Business Analyst on this PDC, you will:
- Analyse and understand business problems and opportunities
- Understand business and policy constraints and assess implications
- Identify and elaborate user and business needs into clear requirements to enable effective design, development and testing
- Support research and analysis of how a business area works — people, organisation, processes, information, data and technology
- Support creation of AS-IS and TO-BE processes/user journeys
- Support identification of improvement areas, explore feasible options, analyse effects of change, and define success measures
- Support prioritisation and MVP decisions using analysis-led insights
- Support ensuring new products and services meet business/user needs and align with organisational goals
- Support fortnightly playbacks to keep stakeholders abreast of progress
- Actively participate in internal craft communities, sharing best practices and thought leadership
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- Business Analyst experience within UK Government or public sector environments
- Strong requirements analysis and stakeholder engagement skills
- Comfortable working in Agile delivery environments
- BPSS clearance (or eligibility to obtain)
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