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Technical Analyst
💰 Up to £65,000
📍 Home-based with travel to London as required, typically around once a month
Company & Role
This role sits with a global IT solutions provider that runs a large and busy internal application estate. As the business grows, they want someone to take real ownership of their business critical applications, keep them stable and well run, and keep improving how the organisation gets value from them.
Reporting to the Head of IT Delivery, you would be the bridge between technical operations and the business. That means administering key applications, managing releases and environments, protecting data integrity, and working closely with stakeholders to turn business needs into practical improvements.
This is a highly visible, hands on role for someone who can work independently, build relationships across the organisation, challenge constructively and drive outcomes without waiting to be told.
Why This Role Stands Out
- Genuine ownership. You are the primary administrator and point of contact for the applications the business runs on, not one small voice in a large team.
- Visibility across the whole organisation. You work directly with business stakeholders, suppliers and technical teams, so the impact of your work is seen.
- Room to improve things properly. Continuous improvement is the core of the role, so building a product roadmap, spotting opportunities and driving change is the job, not a side project.
- A practical AI angle. Part of the remit is promoting the built in AI features of business applications to drive real productivity gains.
- Autonomy and trust. Minimal supervision, space to set direction, and licence to challenge constructively how things are done.
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Key Responsibilities
- Act as the primary administrator and point of contact for business critical applications, owning their configuration, optimisation and day to day health.
- Build trusted relationships with business stakeholders, translating their needs into technical requirements and working with delivery teams and suppliers to deliver solutions.
- Plan, coordinate and execute application releases across development, test and production environments under change management.
- Monitor and maintain environments, troubleshoot issues and coordinate resolution with support vendors.
- Own and prioritise the enhancement, support and technical backlog against clear business benefit and acceptance criteria.
- Maintain data accuracy, consistency and security across systems, including audits, data cleansing and support for integrations and migrations.
- Champion adoption of application features, including built in AI, and shape a product roadmap that reflects real business priorities.
- Work with infrastructure and security teams to make sure backup, recovery, data retention and role based access controls are in place and tested.


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Ideal Experience
- Proven experience in a technical analyst or business application analyst role.
- Hands on experience administering and supporting SaaS applications. This one is essential.
- Strong understanding of release cycles, environment management and application administration.
- Strong stakeholder management and relationship building, comfortable challenging constructively and driving outcomes with minimal supervision.
- Experience managing third party suppliers and support partners.
- Experience supporting integrations, APIs and data migration activities.
- Familiarity with ITIL practices and Agile ways of working, and tools such as Jira and ServiceNow.
- Knowledge of HTML, Python, SQL or scripting is a plus.
- Solid understanding of data governance, security and application compliance.
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