Synapri
Business Analyst

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Business Analyst / Product Owner
Synapri is supporting a large logistics organisation undergoing a significant period of technology transformation and change. We are looking for an experienced Business Analyst / Product Owner to work closely with the CTO and help turn the wider technology vision into practical, business-led solutions.
This is a hands-on, business-facing role focused on process improvement, requirements gathering, stakeholder engagement and technology transformation across operations, finance and supply chain.
Salary: up to £90,000
Location: London (Hybrid)
Key Responsibilities
- Work with stakeholders to understand current processes, pain points and business requirements.
- Lead workshops, discovery sessions, process mapping and requirements gathering.
- Translate business needs into BRDs, user stories, process maps and structured backlogs.
- Define current and future-state processes, identifying opportunities for standardisation and improvement.
- Work with technical and data teams on ERP, data and system transformation initiatives.
- Support UAT, solution delivery and implementation to ensure business outcomes are achieved.
- Help introduce stronger BA practices, governance and structured ways of working across the organisation.
- Act as the key bridge between business stakeholders and technical/delivery teams.
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- Proven experience as a Business Analyst within a transformation or change environment.
- Strong experience in process mapping, requirements elicitation and stakeholder management.
- Experience working with ERP systems and data-focused projects.
- Comfortable working in ambiguous, fast-paced environments and bringing structure to change.
- Experience with M&A, acquisitions, system consolidation or integration would be highly desirable.
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