Michael Page
Business Change and Systems Analyst

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Business Change and Systems Analyst
As a Business Change and Systems Analyst in the retail industry, based in Birmingham, you'll play a key role in improving internal systems and processes. Your work will help the organisation streamline operations and ensure technology aligns with business goals.
Client Details
This role is with a company in the retail industry, based in Birmingham.
Description
- Analyse and document existing business processes and systems to identify areas for improvement.
- Collaborate with stakeholders to gather requirements and translate them into technical specifications.
- Support the implementation of system changes, ensuring minimal disruption to daily operations.
- Create and author User Stories for the Digital and Development teams.
- Conduct testing and validation of new systems or system enhancements.
- Provide training and support to users on new systems and processes.
- Assist in the creation and maintenance of project documentation.
- Work closely with the technology team to ensure alignment between business needs and technical solutions.
- Monitor system performance and provide recommendations for optimisation.
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Profile
A successful Business Change and Systems Analyst should have:
- Experience in analysing and improving business processes and systems.
- Strong communication skills to liaise effectively with stakeholders at all levels.
- Writing User Stories.
- Proficiency in technical documentation and creating clear specifications.
- Knowledge of system testing and validation techniques.
- A background in the retail industry is beneficial.
- Problem-solving skills and a detail-oriented approach.


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Job Offer
- Salary of £50,000-£55,000, dependent on the level of experience.
- Bonus scheme included.
- Permanent position based in Birmingham.
- Hybrid working arrangement.
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