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Broaden Management Partners is seeking a proactive Business Analyst to join a fast-growing MGA in Bristol. The role blends business analysis with agile delivery, translating complex needs into structured requirements and streamlined workflows across partnerships, underwriting, operations, and compliance.
You will facilitate workshops, map current and future processes, write user stories with acceptance criteria, and contribute to backlog refinement in a collaborative, cross-functional team.
Our client is a fast-growing specialty insurance platform dedicated to bringing technical excellence, operational agility, and data-led decision-making to the insurance marketplace.
Operating across underwriting, claims, policy administration, and partner networks, they combine deep industry expertise with modern technology to deliver agile, market-leading specialty insurance programs.
As they continue to scale their change portfolio and expand their operational capabilities, they are looking for a proactive, collaborative Business Analyst to join their team.
This role offers exceptional operational visibility and high-impact involvement across cross-functional teams, serving as a key link between operational SMEs, tech providers, compliance, and senior stakeholders across the change function.
Reporting directly to the Head of Change, this is a hands-on, high-impact role designed for a Business Analyst who excels at turning complex business needs into structured requirements and streamlined workflows. You will work directly across partnerships, underwriting, operations, claims, policy administration, and compliance to map current processes, define target solutions, and drive continuous improvement.
Operating within an iterative environment, you will play a central role in driving Agile ways of working-helping translate strategic vision into actionable user stories, clear acceptance criteria, and well-maintained project backlogs.