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Contract Senior Business Analyst OUTSIDE IR35

United Kingdom
ÂŁ600/day
Posted about 17 hours ago
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📍 UK-based | Remote with some occasional travel to Leeds and/or London
Outside IR35
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We're looking for an experienced Senior Agile Business Analyst to help shape and deliver user-centred digital services within the healthcare sector.

This role is ideal for someone who thrives in multidisciplinary teams, translates complex business needs into clear, actionable requirements, and champions user-centred, evidence-based decision making throughout the delivery lifecycle.

You'll work within an established product team alongside delivery managers, designers, developers, user researchers, architects, stakeholders, suppliers, and senior leadership to define problems, identify opportunities, and ensure digital services deliver meaningful outcomes for users.

What we're looking for:

  • Strong experience as a Business Analyst delivering digital services within government, NHS, or other regulated environments
  • Experience working in Agile, multidisciplinary teams using GDS principles and service standards
  • Ability to elicit, analyse and communicate complex business requirements using a range of Agile techniques
  • Skilled at facilitating workshops, mapping business processes, modelling user journeys, and identifying opportunities for service improvement
  • Confident managing stakeholder relationships across multiple levels, balancing user needs, business priorities, and technical constraints
  • Experience supporting product teams through discovery, alpha, beta, and live phases
  • Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, using evidence and data to inform decision making

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You'll be responsible for:

  • Investigating business problems and identifying opportunities for digital transformation
  • Working closely with Product Managers and multidisciplinary teams to define and prioritise user and business requirements
  • Facilitating workshops, stakeholder engagement sessions, and collaborative decision making
  • Producing user stories, acceptance criteria, process maps, and other analysis artefacts that support Agile delivery
  • Ensuring requirements are clearly understood, validated, and aligned with user needs and organisational objectives
  • Supporting service design, continuous improvement, and the successful delivery of user-centred digital services
  • Building strong relationships with stakeholders, suppliers, and delivery teams to ensure shared understanding and successful outcomes

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What success looks like:

  • User and business needs are clearly understood and reflected in the product backlog
  • Teams have the insight and clarity needed to make informed delivery decisions
  • Complex problems are broken down into achievable, value-driven outcomes
  • Stakeholders are engaged, informed, and confident in the direction of delivery
  • Digital services deliver measurable improvements for users and the organisation

We're particularly interested in people who are naturally curious, collaborative, and analytical, with excellent communication skills and a passion for improving public services through user-centred design and Agile delivery.

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Skills

Agile Methodology
Business Analysis
User-Centred Design
Stakeholder Management
Requirement Elicitation
Process Mapping
User Journey Modelling
Workshop Facilitation
GDS Principles
Service Design
Problem Solving
Data Analysis
Agile Delivery
User Stories
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Location

United Kingdom

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