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Technical Business Analyst

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Hybrid (2-3 days a week onsite in Swindon)
£50,000-£60,000
Permanent position
Looking for a role where you'll have real variety and influence across multiple technology projects? We're recruiting for a Technical Business Analyst to join a growing technology team, working across a range of transformation initiatives. This is a great opportunity for someone who enjoys getting to the heart of business and technical problems, producing high-quality analysis, and working closely with engineers, architects, and stakeholders.
This is a business with an excellent reputation for investing in its people and technology, offering long-term career opportunities and a collaborative, supportive culture.
The role:
- Gathering and translating business and technical requirements
- Analysing systems, data flows, and dependencies
- Supporting API integrations and technical documentation
- Data analysis, including migration and system mapping
- Analysing legacy systems to support transformation and decommissioning
- Running workshops with business, engineering, and architecture teams
- Taking ownership of technical analysis across multiple technology workstreams
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Requirements:
- Relevant Background – Likely job titles include Technical Analyst, Technical Business Analyst, Systems Analyst, Business Systems Analyst, IT Business Analyst, Integration Analyst, Software Analyst, Data BA
- Technical Analysis – Experience working across both business and technical requirements, translating these into clear documentation for delivery teams.
- APIs & Integrations – Good understanding of APIs, system integrations, data flows, and dependencies.
- Data Analysis – Experience analysing and mapping data, ideally using SQL and Excel (maybe Power BI).
- Stakeholder Management – Confident working independently with both business stakeholders and technical teams.


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Benefits:
- Flexible working style
- 27 days holiday (+ buy/sell options)
- 10% employer pension contributions
- 10% bonus
- Excellent opportunities to develop and progress your career within a thriving business
If you are interested, please apply with a copy of your CV and SR2 will contact you regarding next steps.
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