Anson McCade
System Analyst

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Systems Analyst (Contract)
Data Migration / SaaS
Location: Farnborough, Hampshire – 2–3 days on-site per week
Rate: £485 per day, inside IR35
Anson McCade is recruiting an experienced Systems Analyst to support a major automotive organisation with the replacement of its legacy collections platform with a new SaaS solution. The role spans data migration, SaaS configuration and operational readiness, requiring a proven Systems Analyst background with strong technical analysis and full project lifecycle experience.
What you’ll be doing
- Analysing the existing systems landscape and defining requirements for the replacement platform.
- Leading detailed data mapping between the legacy collections system and the new SaaS solution to support live data migration.
- Defining functional and non-functional configuration requirements.
- Supporting project scope, objectives, product backlog development and refinement.
- Working with internal technology teams and external vendors to align system design and delivery with requirements.
- Leading Systems Integration Testing and supporting business stakeholders through UAT.
- Preparing support processes, procedures and operational handover for go-live.
- Supporting supplier management, service levels and ongoing operational escalations.
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What you’ll need
- At least 10 years’ related Systems Analyst experience, covering the full project lifecycle and international collaboration.
- Strong experience in data migration, source-to-target mapping and complex legacy systems.
- Experience translating business requirements into detailed system requirements and technical solutions.
- Experience supporting SaaS implementation and configuration.
- Proven capability across integration testing, implementation and transition into operations.
- Five years’ project management experience.
- A degree or equivalent, alongside formal qualifications in Business and Systems Analysis.


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Desirable experience
- Financial services, particularly collections systems, and/or the automotive industry.
- Agile delivery environments and Agile, PRINCE2 or PMP qualifications.
- Vendor management and ongoing supplier service performance.
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