Morgan Law
Systems Analyst

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Role Overview
A Charity is seeking a Systems Analyst to join the 3-man team on a 12-month fixed-term contract. The role is fully remote on a salary of £35,000pa.
The Systems Analyst supports the delivery of the IT & Systems roadmap by driving both large-scale system projects and smaller, incremental change. The role works across departments to gather requirements, analyse processes, and translate business needs into effective technical solutions. Through close collaboration with stakeholders and technical teams, the Systems Analyst helps ensure systems are user-focused, fit for purpose, and continuously evolving to meet organisational priorities.
Responsibilities
- Support the delivery of the organisation’s IT & Systems roadmap, ensuring that systems development and change initiatives are aligned with strategic goals and business needs.
- Work with the IT & Systems Development Manager to prioritise improvements and monitor progress toward key digital objectives.
- Work with stakeholders to understand, gather, and document business requirements and processes.
- Analyse current (as-is) and future (to-be) states to identify gaps, inefficiencies, and opportunities for improvement.
- Produce clear documentation such as business cases, user requirements, functional specifications, and process maps.
- Identify and assess digital solutions that meet business needs and align with organisational strategy.
- Support the delivery of system development and change projects from concept to implementation.
- Assist in the planning, testing, and roll-out of new systems or improvements to existing platforms.
- Work with technical teams, suppliers, and the IT Operations function to coordinate project delivery.
- Ensure a smooth transition into business-as-usual support by supporting training, handovers, and documentation.
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- Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent experience) in a relevant field, such as (Information Systems, Computer Science, Business Analysis, Data or Systems Analysis)
- Demonstrable experience in systems analysis, business analysis, or technical project roles
- Experience in a business analysis, systems analysis, or similar role involving requirements gathering and process mapping
- Knowledge of project and change management principles
- Experience working on system implementations or upgrades in a cross-functional team
- Familiarity with tools for process mapping, requirements management, or workflow design (e.g. monday.com, miro, etc.)
- Understanding of GDPR, data protection, and security principles in relation to systems environment
- Technical knowledge or experience working with key organisational systems such as Case Management Systems, HR platforms, Finance systems, or other core business applications
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