Business Analyst, Research Data & Reporting (Hybrid)

University of New South Wales; Sydney; Hybrid; AUD 108,000 - 118,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid/Flexible working arrangements

17% Superannuation

Annual leave loading

Job summary

University of New South Wales in Sydney is recruiting two Business Analyst roles within the RADAR unit to support data integration, reporting and analysis across major projects.

You will gather and document requirements, map data flows, and coordinate changes across databases, ETL pipelines and reporting dashboards. The roles involve collaboration with IT and stakeholders, UAT, deployment, and transition to BAU in a complex university environment.

Qualifications

• Relevant qualifications or experience in higher education or similar complex organisation.
• Experience in business analysis, technical project coordination and enterprise systems.
• Ability to work with data models, mapping, data flows and reporting solutions.

Responsibilities

• Gather and document business and technical requirements.
• Assess impacts across connected systems.
• Coordinate delivery of changes across database integrations, ETL pipelines, Airflow workflows, reporting datasets, Power BI reports and data models.
• Engage IT teams and stakeholders to support project planning and implementation.
• Assist with testing (UAT), deployment activities and transition to business as usual.

Skills

Business analysis

Technical project coordination

Data models

Data mapping

Databases

Integrated reporting

Written communication

SQL

Python

Power BI

Organisational skills

Education

Higher education qualification in relevant field

Tools

Power BI

Job description

University of New South Wales in Sydney is recruiting two Business Analyst roles within the RADAR unit to support data integration, reporting and analysis across major projects.

You will gather and document requirements, map data flows, and coordinate changes across databases, ETL pipelines and reporting dashboards. The roles involve collaboration with IT and stakeholders, UAT, deployment, and transition to BAU in a complex university environment.