Artemis Legal Recruitment
Business Analyst, Leading UK Law Firm

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About Artemis Legal Recruitment
We recruit legal professionals for leading international law firms, from associate to partner. We also specialise in niche legal operations roles such as:
- Digital Transformation & GenAI
- Legal Automation & Technology
- Legal Project Management
- Practice Management
- Pricing
The Client
A highly regarded UK law firm with leading practices in areas such as Corporate, Disputes and Real Estate.
The Role
The successful candidate will play a key role in the delivery of projects. You will be responsible for:
- Gathering requirements
- Specifying effective business processes
- Supporting business case development or feasibility studies
You will work collaboratively with the wider business, forming a bridge between business as usual and change teams.
Key Responsibilities
- Compare and contrast existing and required capabilities, determine necessary analysis activities (e.g., user flows) to define practical solutions and assist with the creation of proof of concepts
- Standardise and optimise current processes to enable system deployments, new features, new legal products and value added services
- Liaise with product owners and third-party suppliers to ensure business requirements are turned into technical specifications
- Create test plans and develop test scripts where necessary, aligned to business requirements
- Understand stakeholder management techniques and interventions to foster adoption of new features and products
- Analyse and manage requirements in collaboration with product managers through interviews and workshops
- Support product/platform management with risk assessments and mitigation activities
- Act as liaison with SMEs in the development of business requirements regarding process/workflow design components. Analyse and resolve escalated problems, coordinating associated activity through various areas while providing timely updates to stakeholders
- Troubleshoot issues and engage appropriate support teams for resolution, and inform business leaders and product managers of status
- Collaborate with the Project Manager or Project Lead on contribution to the delivery of the overall project within timeframe, meeting Project Milestones as required
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Experience fit
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- Extensive business analysis experience with at least four years experience in the legal sector
- Excellent knowledge of and competency in using a variety of business analysis tools
- Experience of working with project stakeholders to understand objectives
- Experience of negotiating timescales and resources with internal and external delivery teams
- Able to clearly articulate technical concepts using non-technical language
- Ability to create strong working relationships with clients and colleagues
- Excellent communication skills, both oral and written
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