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Business Analyst (Legacy)

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Business Analyst (Legacy)
Location: Wokingham (Hybrid – 2-3 days a week onsite)
Duration: 6 Months
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For a Business Analyst working on Legacy Applications, you can use the following JD bullet points:
- Gather, analyse, and document business requirements for enhancements, maintenance, and modernisation of legacy applications.
- Work closely with business stakeholders, end users, and technical teams to understand existing system functionality and business processes.
- Perform impact assessments and gap analysis for proposed changes to legacy systems.
- Translate business requirements into functional specifications, user stories, process flows, and test scenarios.
- Analyse legacy system data, workflows, and integrations to ensure business continuity and operational efficiency.
- Facilitate requirements workshops, stakeholder meetings, and change management discussions.
- Create and maintain detailed documentation, including business requirements, process maps, system specifications, and knowledge repositories.
- Act as a liaison between business users and development/support teams to ensure timely resolution of issues and alignment of deliverables with business objectives.
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StrongYour economics background and your summer at a regional bank line up with what PwC looks for on the consulting scheme. Applications close in four weeks.
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- Strong understanding of legacy application environments, system integrations, and business process analysis.
- Experience in requirements gathering, process mapping, gap analysis, and root cause analysis.
- Knowledge of application lifecycle management, change management, and software development methodologies.
- Excellent stakeholder management, communication, and documentation skills.
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