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Role Title: Business Analyst

Location: London/Leeds (Hybrid - 3 days)

Experience / Grade: 5–7 years; substantial specialist experience; familiarity with financial services and/or regulatory organisations.

Role Purpose:

Deliver business analysis for a workstream within the client's AI Programme, supporting key outcomes in a complex, regulated environment and working with senior business stakeholders and product-based technology delivery teams.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Elicit requirements and document use cases and acceptance criteria
  • Model As-Is and To-Be processes
  • Identify risks and issues and contribute to mitigation
  • Manage business and technical stakeholders
  • Design goal-driven autonomous AI systems and executable user stories
  • Define human-in-the-loop controls, decision thresholds, triggers and override paths
  • Design ethical guardrails and validation frameworks
  • Define fairness and bias-mitigation requirements and monitor output bias

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Essential Skills & Experience:

  • End-to-end business analysis experience on complex projects/programmes
  • Ability to operate in uncertain or difficult environments and provide challenge
  • Facilitation of business SMEs across As-Is and To-Be process definition
  • Excellent written and oral communication, translating requirements into functional outcomes
  • Strong business acumen across requirements, design and testing
  • Innovative problem-solving and process improvement
  • Ability to translate policies and standards into processes, procedures and technical tools

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Desirable Skills & Experience:

  • Technical expertise implementing Agentic AI
  • Business architecture, broader business design, or service design/transition
  • Defining requirements for AI-enabled solutions, including use cases, user stories, acceptance criteria and measurable outcomes
  • AI governance and responsible AI principles
  • Human-in-the-loop controls, thresholds, escalation routes, overrides and validation points
  • Working with product managers, technologists, data specialists and delivery teams
  • Fairness, bias mitigation, transparency and assurance requirements, including impacts on vulnerable groups
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