TTC Group (Tech Talent Consulting)
Technical Business Analyst – ATM Testing Project

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Role: Business Analyst – ATM Testing Project
Onsite: 5 days a week
Location: Milton Keynes (Outside IR35)
Contract duration: Until end of the year (with likely extension)
About the Role
We are looking for a Technical Business Analyst for an ATM Testing & Integration project. Operating in a lean team, you will bridge the gap between business needs and technical execution—gathering requirements, writing user stories, and actively supporting the QA team during defect triage, testing waves, and pilot migration.
Key Responsibilities
- Requirements & User Stories: Translate ATM business rules and operational needs into clear user stories and technical requirements.
- Backlog Management: Own and prioritize the Product Backlog and project deliverables.
- Testing & Incident Support: Work alongside the QA team to analyze defects, resolve integration incidents, and support test execution.
- Process & Flow Modelling: Map ATM end-to-end user journeys (UI/UX) and technical transaction flows (Front-End, Back-End, APIs).
- Migration Support: Support technical readiness across rollout waves and manage open dependencies.
- Stakeholder Bridge: Connect business leads, solution architects, developers, QAs, and vendors.
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- Role Experience: Proven experience as a Technical BA in Banking, Payments, or Systems Integration (context is a plus).
- Agile Background: Solid experience managing requirements and backlogs in Agile environments.
- Technical & QA Support: Experience with APIs, data modeling, and analyzing technical incidents/defects during QA phases.
- Soft Skills: Excellent communication skills to coordinate across business teams, developers, QAs, and external suppliers.
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