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Technical Business Analyst (Disaster Recovery) – 6 Month Contract – Inside IR35
We are currently recruiting for a Technical Business Analyst to join a leading organisation on an initial 6 month contract. This is an excellent opportunity to play a key role in a large-scale Disaster Recovery (DR) and Operational Resilience programme.
You'll be responsible for translating complex contractual and technical requirements into clear Disaster Recovery plans, ensuring recovery capabilities meet business needs while supporting governance, compliance, and operational resilience.
This is a hybrid role where you will be needed onsite 1 day a week.
What you will be doing:
- Review contracts, MSAs and SLAs to identify Disaster Recovery requirements, including RTOs and RPOs.
- Perform gap analysis between contractual commitments and existing recovery capabilities, identifying risks and areas for improvement.
- Create and maintain a central repository for Disaster Recovery requirements, documentation, and recovery obligations.
- Work with Engineering, Infrastructure, and Service Operations teams to define and coordinate Disaster Recovery testing programmes.
- Develop testing schedules covering tabletop exercises, failover simulations, and recovery testing.
- Produce and maintain Disaster Recovery playbooks, runbooks, recovery procedures, and process documentation.
- Create process maps and recovery workflows to support operational resilience.
- Ensure all documentation is audit-ready and aligned with compliance requirements.
- Capture lessons learned from Disaster Recovery exercises and drive continuous improvement.
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- Proven experience as a Technical Business Analyst delivering Disaster Recovery, Business Continuity, or Operational Resilience programmes.
- Strong understanding of Disaster Recovery principles, including RTOs, RPOs, failover, resilience, and service continuity.
- Ability to produce high-quality technical documentation, process maps, and operational procedures.
- Excellent stakeholder management skills, with experience working across technical and business teams.
Contract Details:
- Initial 6 month contract
- Inside IR35
- Hybrid working
- Immediate start preferred
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