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Business Analyst (Solutions Consultant)

London
£60k – £70k/yr
Posted about 21 hours ago
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Business Analyst (Solutions Consultant) — Intelligent Automation

💰 £60,000–£70,000 base + 25 days holiday + 6% employer pension + optional private medical + EMI share scheme (salary sacrifice)
📍 Home based, occasional travel to London clients

Most Business Analyst roles split you across five workstreams and hand you a process map to update. This one doesn't.

You'll take client processes from first conversation through to a live, automated workflow, and you'll do it end to end: discovery, design, estimation, build support, deployment, and training the client's team to run it afterwards. No handing off the interesting bits to someone else.

The business

A digital transformation consultancy working across cloud, data and application engineering. Seventeen people, profitable in year 1, on track for a multi-million £ profit in year 2. Founded and led by people with a long track record in consulting and genuine reach across financial services. This is an urgent hire, driven by client demand outpacing headcount, not a backfill.

Why it's worth a look

  • At seventeen people in the business, the work you do is visible and it matters. You won't be one of five analysts on an account.
  • Genuine breadth: process discovery, requirements, workflow design, estimation, deployment and client enablement all sit with you.
  • Live exposure to AI driven and agentic automation on real client engagements, not a proof of concept that quietly dies after the demo.
  • Leadership with proper consulting pedigree and the network to bring in the caliber of client that makes this interesting.
  • Room to shape how the practice delivers as it scales, rather than slotting into a process someone else already decided.

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Your 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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What you'll be doing

  • Identifying and prioritising client processes suitable for automation, and mapping them where the documentation doesn't already exist.
  • Running requirements gathering, process mapping and stakeholder workshops.
  • Designing high level automated workflows and turning them into something a delivery team can actually build.
  • Estimating effort, resourcing and dependencies.
  • Working alongside engineers and QA to get things into production.
  • Training client teams to monitor and govern what you've built, then supporting it once it's live.

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What we're looking for

  • A solid grounding in business analysis, whether that's from prior analyst roles, a graduate or analyst programme, or equivalent hands on experience.
  • Confidence documenting processes and producing process maps that people actually use.
  • Strong requirements elicitation and workshop facilitation.
  • Real curiosity about technology and how systems are designed, integrated and delivered, not just an interest in the job title.
  • Experience in a small team or early stage business, where owning outcomes and covering more than one role is normal, not a stretch goal.
  • Strong communication across business stakeholders and technical teams.
  • Self motivated, organised, and comfortable running several things in parallel.
  • Awareness of what's different about AI driven and agentic solutions is a bonus, not a requirement.

Interested? If this sounds like the kind of role you've been waiting for someone to actually build, get in touch and we'll talk you through it.

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Skills

Business Analysis
Process Mapping
Requirements Elicitation
Workshop Facilitation
Workflow Design
Stakeholder Management
Effort Estimation
Client Enablement
Intelligent Automation
AI-driven Solutions
Agentic Automation
Technical Documentation

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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