Edenbrook
Business Change & Test Analyst - Insurance

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Business Change & Test Analyst
We are currently partnering with a rapidly-growing Insurance company to recruit a Business Change & Test Analyst. Reporting into the Head of Business Change, the successful candidate will support business and technical teams in delivering software, process and business change initiatives.
Key responsibilities;
- Support business and technical teams in the delivery of software, process and business change initiatives.
- Gather, document and validate business requirements, user stories and process changes.
- Support project planning, coordination and tracking, including actions, risks and dependencies.
- Prepare, execute and document test scenarios, test scripts and regression testing.
- Coordinate and support User Acceptance Testing (UAT) with business stakeholders.
- Collaborate with stakeholders to ensure appropriate test environments, test data and release readiness.
- Log, track and retest defects to support successful solution delivery.
- Produce and maintain project documentation, including requirements, process maps, meeting notes and status reports.
- Facilitate workshops and stakeholder meetings to capture business needs and identify solutions.
- Monitor project progress, contribute to process improvement initiatives and report against agreed plans.
- Support change implementation activities, including communications, training, business readiness and developing knowledge of organisational systems and processes.
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- Experience in a business analysis, project support, change role.
- Experience of testing and User Acceptance Testing (UAT) activities is desirable.
- Well organised, good attention to detail, manage multiple tasks, able to prioritise effectively and work to deadlines.
- Strong written and verbal communication skills.
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