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Contract Agile Business Analyst | Outside IR35
Pricing, Billing & Reporting | Initial 6 Months
We’re looking for an experienced Agile Business Analyst to support the next phase of a major transformation programme for one of our key commerce and supply chain clients.
The engagement centres on a new Pricing & Billing system, alongside changes to existing systems, integrations and reporting that will support an integrated customer and order journey.
Discovery and high-level requirements are already in place. You’ll take these forward into detailed, agreed requirements and a delivery-ready Agile backlog, working closely with Commercial, Finance, operational stakeholders and development teams through implementation.
The role
- Review existing discovery outputs, functional specifications, solution designs and high-level requirements.
- Lead workshops and stakeholder interviews to define detailed business, functional and non-functional requirements.
- Define pricing and billing rules covering tariffs, order volumes, billing cycles, invoices, credit notes, financial calculations and rounding.
- Identify the changes needed across existing systems, interfaces and integrations to support the end-to-end process.
- Define data requirements and information flows between the new platform and connected systems.
- Capture Commercial, Finance and operational reporting requirements, including reporting outputs and impacts on existing reports.
- Document business rules, process flows, scenarios and detailed requirements in Confluence.
- Translate agreed requirements into Jira epics and user stories with clear acceptance criteria.
- Work with developers and delivery specialists to refine the backlog, resolve queries and manage dependencies.
- Maintain requirements traceability, validate delivered functionality and provide a complete handover of analysis artefacts.
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What we’re looking for
- Proven experience delivering detailed business analysis for pricing, billing, invoicing or financial systems, ideally including a new platform built from scratch.
- Practical understanding of financial business rules, calculations, billing processes and reporting needs.
- Strong Agile delivery experience, including backlog refinement, user stories and acceptance criteria.
- Experience defining changes across interconnected systems, integrations and data flows.
- Confidence working directly with Commercial and Finance stakeholders to draw out detail, challenge ambiguity and agree requirements.
- The technical understanding to translate business needs into clear specifications for engineers.
- Strong documentation skills, with hands-on experience using Jira and Confluence.
- A proactive approach to resolving requirement gaps, assumptions and dependencies across multiple workstreams.


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Logistics or supply chain experience would be useful, as would exposure to AI-enabled development teams.
Pricing, billing and financial systems expertise is the priority.
Logistics
- Initial six-month contract
- £450 per day Outside IR35
- Hybrid working
Interested?
If you’ve taken complex pricing and billing requirements from discovery through to development and implementation, I’d love to hear from you.
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