DigiTech Resourcing
Senior Business Analyst

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Senior Business Analyst – Payments
£70,000–£80,000 + bonus + excellent benefits / Pension
London – 2 days per week
I'm currently working with a company at the forefront of the payments industry as they look to bring in a Payments Senior Business Analyst to support a range of significant change and transformation initiatives.
About the Role
This is a genuinely senior BA opportunity for someone who understands the payments landscape and can operate comfortably across business, technology and senior stakeholder groups.
You'll be working on medium to large-scale change programmes, helping shape problems into practical solutions, define requirements and outcomes, assess options, and support delivery from early-stage business cases through to testing and implementation.
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Key Requirements
- Strong Business Analysis experience within payments
- A solid understanding of the UK payments landscape, with exposure to areas such as BACS, Faster Payments, CHAPS, CASS, Confirmation of Payee or NPA
- Experience working across both smaller projects and large, complex programmes
- Strong requirements gathering, definition and specification skills
- The ability to bridge business and technical requirements, working effectively with architects, developers and other technical specialists
- Excellent stakeholder management, communication and influencing skills
- Experience engaging with senior stakeholders, regulators and industry participants
- A good understanding of payments-related regulation and compliance
- Someone who can challenge constructively, identify problems and help shape the right solution rather than simply document requirements


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