hackajob
Technical Business Analyst

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Job Description
You will help define and deliver a series of diverse key projects with the team. The roles present a dynamic and challenging opportunity for an experienced Business Analyst who is enthusiastic about closer connection with our customer’s core business.
- Perform root cause analysis of problems and work closely with business users in order to identify and translate their needs into solution designs and systems specifications.
- Work with development teams to design technical solutions that meet business needs.
- Produce analysis, data mapping and data analytical skills using SQL, Excel and Power BI.
- Produce detailed Business Requirement Specification Documents.
- Stakeholder management across all levels from c-suite through to on-the-ground developers both internally and with the clients.
- Support UAT by preparing test scenarios, coordinating with stakeholders, and validating solutions using tools like Azure DevOps, Jira, and test management tools.
- End-to-end project involvement from leading workshops through to design and delivery phases.
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StrongYour economics background and your summer at a regional bank line up with what PwC looks for on the consulting scheme. Applications close in four weeks.
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- Business Analysis experience within a Consultancy or Public Sector environment.
- Proven track record in producing high-quality Business Requirements Documents, Business Processes Mapping and documentation skills.
- Agile Delivery experience and has working within an Agile delivery team Digital or Application Modernisation Project experience.
- Experience in reviewing Functional Specification Documents produced by peers (Peer Review) to ensure they align with Business Requirements Specification documents.
- Has worked on both large-scale and smaller projects and has been responsible for defining and designing business solutions.
- Discovery, technical, and data capability with strong SQL Background.
- Confident, articulate, and proactive consultants.
- Good project management skills with the ability to plan and schedule own work and work towards tight deadlines.
- Excellent communication skills — be able to explain complicated processes and concepts to non-experts.
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