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Transformation Business Analyst | Hospitality & Retail
12-18 Month Fixed-Term Contract | Competitive Salary + Benefits
Our client, a leading hospitality and retail organisation, is looking for a Transformation Business Analyst to join their Central Delivery team, supporting the successful delivery of digital transformation initiatives across the business.
Working with stakeholders across multiple functions, you'll play a key role in understanding business needs, defining requirements, analysing processes, and helping deliver digital solutions that improve both customer and colleague experiences.
What You'll Be Doing
- Gather, analyse, and document business and functional requirements.
- Facilitate workshops to understand business challenges and define future-state solutions.
- Produce and maintain "as-is" and "to-be" process maps.
- Identify opportunities to improve business processes, systems, and digital customer journeys.
- Work closely with project managers, product owners, technology teams, and third-party suppliers to support successful project delivery.
- Support digital transformation initiatives from discovery through to implementation and business readiness.
- Build strong relationships with stakeholders across the organisation, ensuring business needs are understood and translated into effective solutions.
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What We're Looking For
- Proven experience as a Business Analyst delivering business or digital transformation projects.
- Strong requirements gathering, process mapping, and business analysis skills.
- Experience working on digital initiatives, including websites, mobile applications, customer platforms, or other digital products.
- Knowledge of Agile, Waterfall, or hybrid delivery methodologies.
- Excellent stakeholder management, workshop facilitation, and communication skills.
- A collaborative approach with strong analytical and problem-solving abilities.
- Experience within hospitality, retail, or other customer-focused industries would be beneficial.


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What's on Offer
- Competitive salary and comprehensive benefits package.
- The opportunity to work on high-profile digital transformation programmes within a well-established, customer-focused organisation.
- A collaborative Central Delivery team with exposure to a wide range of business and technology stakeholders.
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