Brio Digital
Business Analyst

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Business Analyst: Digital Health (Contract)
Location: Leeds (Remote/hybrid, minimum 2 days per month on site)
Rate: £400–£425 per day (Inside)
Duration: 6 months, with a strong likelihood of extension
Start: ASAP
The Role
Brio Digital is working with a delivery partner into the NHS to find an experienced Business Analyst to join a multidisciplinary digital team delivering health products and services. You will own requirements definition, story writing, stakeholder engagement and process improvement, and help the team move towards sustainable live service operations.
Business Analyst Key Responsibilities
- Gather, analyse, validate and prioritise business, user and service requirements, turning them into user stories and acceptance criteria.
- Map current and future-state processes, identifying gaps, dependencies and improvement opportunities.
- Plan and facilitate workshops with product, engineering, user research, clinical, cyber, governance, operational and supplier stakeholders.
- Work with User Researchers to turn user needs into business and technical requirements.
- Support options appraisal, impact assessment and MVP decisions.
- Maintain traceability from needs through to testing and delivery, and support UAT.
- Manage decisions, risks, issues and dependencies through agreed governance.
- Support supplier onboarding and cross-organisation engagement.
- Produce clear documentation, including process models, implementation guidance and onboarding materials.
- Help establish repeatable practices and support the transition to BAU.
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Business Analyst Essential Experience
- Proven Business Analyst experience in a digital, technology, data or product delivery environment.
- Strong record of producing user stories, acceptance criteria, process maps and impact assessments.
- Confident workshop facilitation and stakeholder management with technical and non-technical audiences.
- Experience supporting iterative or agile delivery, testing, implementation or service transition.
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, including the ability to separate user needs from proposed solutions.
- Technically aware, and comfortable discussing APIs, data flows, integrations and security with engineers and architects.


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Desirable
- NHS, healthcare or public sector digital experience.
- Interoperability, API, data exchange or system integration projects.
- Supplier onboarding or governance forum experience.
- Jira, Confluence and Microsoft 365.
Why Apply?
This is a high-impact role delivering digital health services at national scale. The team is established, the contract has a strong prospect of extension, and the role is hybrid and Leeds-based.
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