Areti Group | B Corp™
Business Analyst

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Business Analyst (Fibre & Systems Integration) — Reading | Hybrid (1 day per week) | Outside IR35 | Initial 6-month contract
A fast-growing technology business is delivering a number of high-profile fibre and connectivity programmes and needs an experienced Business Analyst to help drive complex systems integration and transformation initiatives. You'll work across technical and business teams, shaping requirements, mapping processes, and ensuring seamless delivery across multiple platforms and stakeholders.
This is a hands-on BA role for someone who understands fibre networks, connectivity services, and the challenges of integrating systems in complex technology environments.
What the role involves
- Gathering, documenting and validating business and technical requirements across fibre and technology programmes
- Leading workshops with technical, operational and commercial stakeholders to define future-state processes
- Supporting end-to-end systems integration projects, ensuring data flows and dependencies are fully understood
- Producing process maps, gap analyses, user stories and functional specifications
- Working closely with delivery, architecture and engineering teams throughout the project lifecycle
- Managing stakeholder expectations and acting as the bridge between technical and non-technical teams
- Supporting testing, UAT activities and successful business adoption of new solutions
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- Proven experience as a Business Analyst within fibre, telecoms, connectivity or broader technology environments
- Strong background delivering systems integration and transformation projects
- Experience mapping complex business processes and translating requirements into actionable deliverables
- Excellent stakeholder management skills, with the ability to engage at all levels of the organisation
- Knowledge of network infrastructure, fibre provisioning, OSS/BSS platforms or related telecoms systems is highly desirable
- Experience working within Agile and Waterfall delivery environments
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with a focus on delivering practical outcomes
- Ability to operate independently in a fast-paced, evolving environment
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