CCL Global
Business Analyst

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Business Analyst
Location: Swindon, with occasional travel to site
Contract: Until 31 March 2027
IR35: Inside IR35
Clearance: BPSS
CCL Global are currently recruiting for an experienced Business Analyst to join a major UK public sector organisation on a long-term Identity and Access Management (IAM) transformation programme.
This is a great opportunity for a Business Analyst with strong IAM / IGA experience to support the analysis and improvement of identity and access processes across a large organisation.
Key Responsibilities
- Analyse existing AS-IS IAM processes, systems and pain points, including current identity management platforms.
- Design and document TO-BE processes covering identity governance, lifecycle management and access control.
- Gather, analyse and prioritise complex business, security and technical requirements.
- Develop clear requirements, user stories and acceptance criteria for the new IAM solution.
- Work closely with business users, security specialists and technical teams to understand stakeholder needs.
- Support role, access profile and identity data modelling to improve access governance.
- Contribute to business case development, including benefits, process improvements and impact assessments.
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About You
We're looking for someone with:
- Substantial Business Analysis experience across multiple IAM projects.
- Experience working on large-scale IGA programmes, ideally involving multiple customers or business areas.
- Strong requirements elicitation and analysis experience.
- Excellent business process mapping and optimisation skills.
- Strong stakeholder engagement and facilitation experience.
- Good understanding of IAM, identity governance, lifecycle management, access controls and Zero Trust principles.
- Experience with data and role modelling within an IAM environment.
- The ability to translate complex business and technical requirements into clear documentation and deliverables.


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Additional Information
- Contract until 31 March 2027
- Inside IR35
- BPSS clearance required
- CV deadline: Wednesday 30 September at 12pm
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