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BUSINESS ANALYST to £50K - hybrid - London/Ipswich
An opportunity has arisen for a business analyst/business process analyst - you will be responsible for the gathering, eliciting, analysing, documenting, and managing requirements for projects - bridging the gap between the fast-paced business environment of stakeholders and the functional and business requirements and processes. You will be responsible for producing, scoping, process mapping, and integration functional and technical specification documents.
Skills and Experience:
- Excellent communication, stakeholder management, facilitation, presentation, and documentation skills.
- Building relationships with stakeholders to understand, define, and document requirements.
- Maintenance of documentation and records, prepare and present material to stakeholders of a high quality.
- Supporting all business activities within the end-to-end project delivery.
- Knowledge of and demonstrated experience in requirement gathering processes and methodologies, including the project lifecycle and software development process, are essential.
- Business Process Mapping (BPMN).
- Relevant professional qualifications, such as BCS Business Analysis Certifications, are desirable.
- Experience as a Business Analyst in a fast-paced business environment with IT projects.
- Knowledge of and demonstrated experience in requirement gathering processes and methodologies, including the project lifecycle.
- Strong technical aptitude and computer proficiency, including MS Office Suite.
- Demonstrable strong written, presentation, communication, and negotiation skills and can articulate complex solutions.
- Confident with the ability to facilitate groups and give presentations.
- An ability to work well with internal and external clients.
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The role is largely remote with hybrid working, so you will need to be within commuting distance of London or Ipswich.


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