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VanRath in Belfast seeks a Senior Business Analyst to translate business requirements into roadmaps, milestones, and user stories, and to interpret regulatory documents. You will also support staff of the IS Office by resolving technical issues and interacting with business areas.
Key duties include gathering requirements, modelling processes, and contributing to agile development lifecycles. The role offers a 12-month interim contract with limited hybrid work and scope for extension.
Location: Belfast
Job Title: Senior Business Analyst
Salary range: £44,039 (+ £4,875 salary supplement p.a.)
Contract: Interim 12 months (possible extension)
Working Pattern: Limited Hybrid
A respected public sector organisation is seeking an experienced Senior Business Analyst professional to translate business requirements accurately into road maps, milestones, and user stories, apply complex business rules, and interpret regulatory documents. You will also support other staff of the IS Office by resolving technical issues and interacting with business areas.
Applicants for the post of Senior Business Analyst must, by the closing date for applications, have:
(i) A primary degree, 2:2 classification or post-graduate qualification, in computing or information management related discipline*.
Applications will be considered from applicants with formal qualifications of an equivalent or higher standard to those stated.
(i) Possess up to date PRINCE2 Practitioner certification
Successful candidates who do not have up to date PRINCE2 Practitioner certification will be expected to attain this within the first six months following appointment.
(iv) At least 5 years' experience in each of the following areas:
(v) Current PRINCE2 Practitioner certification.
Successful candidates who do not have up to date PRINCE2 Practitioner certification will be expected to attain this within the first six months following appointment.
*NB Only those courses with a computing or information management content of 50% or more will be considered and applicants must give full details on the application form of how the content of the course meets this requirement.
** A complex information technology project is defined as a project with a total budget value greater than £200k and involving significant business change for a user base of 200+ users.