Hybrid Functional Analyst: Optimize ICT & Business Processes

Jan De Nul Group; Aalst; On-site; EUR 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Meal vouchers

Eco vouchers

Bike and car leasing (Flex Reward)

Group and hospitalization insurance

iPhone with telephony and data plan

Flexible working hours

42 paid vacations (20 statutory, 12ADV

Job summary

Jan De Nul Group seeks a Functional Analyst to optimize business processes and translate user needs into ICT solutions from its Aalst/Hofstade base. You will work with the ICT team to develop high-performing systems that support operations worldwide, with a focus on central services, shipyards, and ships.

You hold a master's degree in economics or ICT and have experience as a functional analyst. The role requires strong communication to bridge business and ICT processes, using UML techniques in

Qualifications

• Master's degree in economics or ICT and experience as a functional analyst.
• Fluent communication and understanding of both business and ICT processes.

Responsibilities

• Serve as a link between departments (legal, financial, logistics) and the ICT team.
• Analyze business processes by talking with users.
• Optimize and document automated processes.
• Translate user needs into ICT projects.
• Inform team members about business concepts.
• Test functionalities during implementation.
• Train and support users post-implementation.

Skills

Business analysis

UML

Stakeholder communication

Process optimization

Education

Master's degree in economics or ICT

Tools

ICT systems

Job description

Jan De Nul Group seeks a Functional Analyst to optimize business processes and translate user needs into ICT solutions from its Aalst/Hofstade base. You will work with the ICT team to develop high-performing systems that support operations worldwide, with a focus on central services, shipyards, and ships.

You hold a master's degree in economics or ICT and have experience as a functional analyst. The role requires strong communication to bridge business and ICT processes, using UML techniques in