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Senior Business Analyst - 12 month contract - Hybrid, minimum 2 days/week in office - paying up to £520 Inside IR35
About the Role
Our client is looking for a Senior Business Analyst to lead a clean-sheet redesign of how data is ingested across the business, replacing several siloed, legacy approaches with a single reusable ingestion pattern. You'll work closely with data and technical architects through an aggressive build-out and migration, operating in a fast-moving environment where much of the future operating model is still being defined.
Key Responsibilities
- Lead discovery and design of a reusable, cross-domain data ingestion pattern
- Partner with architects to replace multiple siloed ingestion approaches with a single strategic solution
- Map dependencies and impacts across product and data domains
- Facilitate workshops across engineering, data, and product squads working in an Agile model
- Support build-out and migration planning ahead of an early-2027 delivery target
- Validate fitness-for-purpose with stakeholders (engineering owns test execution)
- Contribute to broader siloed-systems work as the initial scope matures
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Skills & Experience
- Strong track record as a Business Analyst on complex data or platform transformation programmes
- Comfortable working with ambiguity and evolving requirements
- Experience across cloud/data platforms (AWS, Databricks, Snowflake, or equivalent)
- Agile ways of working, ideally within a squad-based delivery model
- General reference data, ingestion pipeline, or data curation experience transfers well
- Cloud/architecture awareness helpful; deep technical design sits with architects


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