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Technology Business Analyst

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Join us as a Technology Business Analyst
This is an opportunity for a driven Business Analyst to join us and make a tangible impact on our function
You'll have great exposure to a wide network of stakeholders of varying seniority
It's a chance to develop your skills and advance your career in this fast paced role
What you'll do
You'll support the bank to achieve customer advocacy by eliciting and understanding the internal and external technology customer needs, and analysing, refining, synthesising, translating and ensuring they are documented in a form that can be readily understood by all stakeholders.
You'll Also
- Support others to articulate the ideas and requirements in the format required by the team, such as use cases, user journeys, user stories and illustrations
- Be responsible for the outcomes of the team in the identification and delivery of systems, solutions and features
- Produce business requirements to inform future state design, and supporting teams in understanding the requirements and their linkages to the overall strategy
- Work across teams and stakeholders to capture, validate and document business and system requirements, ensuring they are in line with key strategic principles, and translated from business operations, business objectives, or from external requirements
- Interact with customers, key stakeholders and the team to obtain and document functional and non-functional needs
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The skills you'll need
We're looking for someone with experience in business analysis, working closely with business and technology teams, you'll contribute to the design and delivery of change by gathering, analysing and documenting requirements that support both immediate priorities and longer-term strategic goals.
You'll collaborate across the Retail franchise, product teams, technology partners and third-party suppliers to ensure requirements are well understood and aligned to the wider domain strategy. By maintaining transparency of vision and priorities, you'll help teams deliver valuable, customer-focused solutions in a fast-paced and evolving environment.


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You'll Also Need
- The ability to elicit, document and manage requirements, user stories, process flows and future-state designs
- Collaborative approach to working across multiple teams, helping shape end-to-end solutions that meet customer and business needs
- Knowledge of Agile delivery and P3M methodologies, with an understanding of how they support delivery at release train and feature team level
- Awareness of data products, data governance and Data Mesh principles within a modern technology environment
- Effective communication skills, with the ability to engage business and technology stakeholders, challenge thinking constructively, and translate complex requirements into clear outcomes
Hours
35
Job Posting Closing Date
21/09/2026
Ways of Working
Remote First
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