Goodman Masson
Business Analyst

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We’re partnering with a leading housing association in the Midlands to recruit a Finance Business Analyst at an exciting time of transformation.
With major organisational change ahead and an ERP replacement programme starting in the coming months, this is a fantastic opportunity to join at the start of a significant business and technology journey.
You’ll play a key role in shaping processes, defining requirements and supporting the delivery of a new ERP solution.
Key responsibilities include:
- Stakeholder Management – Manage stakeholder engagement, requirements and communication across business and ERP teams
- Process Analysis – Analyse processes and identify opportunities for improvement, automation and standardisation
- Requirements & Solutions – Translate business needs into system requirements and define future-state solutions
- ERP Implementation – Coordinate ERP configuration, development and system integration activities
- Testing & Resolution – Support testing, validate solutions and drive defects and functional issues to resolution
- Risk & Problem Solving – Identify risks, remove obstacles and drive issues through to successful resolution
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- Experience working as a Business Analyst within Finance and HR environments
- Strong understanding of core Finance and HR business processes
- Proven experience delivering ERP implementations across the full project lifecycle
- Experience supporting and delivering data migration activities
- Experienced in workshop design, planning and facilitation
- Strong experience in AS-IS and TO-BE process mapping and analysis
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills, with the ability to engage effectively with stakeholders at all levels


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What’s on offer
- Annual salary: £60,000 - £80,000 (+ benefits)
- Contract type: Fixed term, until Apr 2028
- Location: West Midlands
- Hybrid working – typically 1/2 days per week in the office, with increased flexibility considered once established within the project
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