Synapri
Business Analyst

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Synapri are partnered with a well-recognised global brand who are looking to expand their delivery team with an additional Senior Business Analyst to join a major enterprise-wide asset management transformation programme for a 12-month FTC.
Within this role you'll play a key role in defining business requirements, supporting implementation and ensuring successful adoption of the new solution! Experience with IFS, IBM Maximo, D365, Octagon or similar asset/inventory management platforms will be required for this role.
Location: Hybrid across SE London/Kent
Salary: Up to £80,000 plus benefits
The Role
- Lead the capture, analysis and documentation of functional, non-functional and data requirements
- Maintain clear requirements traceability throughout design, build, testing and implementation
- Partner with the Data Analyst to translate functional requirements into clear data requirements.
- Support all phases of testing, ensuring business requirements remain fully represented and traceable through to delivery
- Identify and communicate the impact of new processes on business operations
- Work alongside the Change Manager to support business readiness, user training, process change and adoption
- Act as a key link between business users, technology teams and implementation partners
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About You
- 6+ experience as a Senior Business Analyst on enterprise-scale implementations
- Strong experience across requirements gathering, functional analysis and requirements traceability
- Good knowledge of inventory management, asset management, supply chain and/or logistics processes
- Experience working with implementation partners, systems integrators and technology vendors
- Experience supporting testing, implementation and business change
- The ability to translate complex business processes into clear, structured requirements
- Strong stakeholder management and communication skills


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