Business Analyst – Data Protection – Property

Alexander Ash Consulting; England; On-site; GBP 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

A UK-based property firm is seeking a Business Analyst with a focus on data protection for a major systems project. This role involves providing strategic analysis around current and future states, defining business requirements, and conducting gap analysis. The ideal candidate has over 5 years of experience in business analysis related to data protection and is well-versed in GDPR. This is a £500/day role based in Worcestershire, with an initial contract period of six months.

Qualifications

• 5+ years business analysis experience on data protection focused projects.
• Significant understanding of data protection, GDPR, and related legislation.
• Proven experience in current/future state and process mapping.

Responsibilities

• Provide strategic business analysis around current and future states.
• Establish as-is and to-be process maps and undertake gap analysis.
• Define business requirements, establish backlog, and appraise solutions.

Skills

Business analysis on data protection projects

Excellent communication and stakeholder engagement

Understanding of GDPR and data protection legislation

Current / future state business analysis

Education

Degree from a leading academic institution

Tools

ERP systems

Job description

Business Analyst – Data Protection – Property

A UK-based property company are undertaking a major systems project and are looking for a business analyst to provide strategic data protection focused business analysis as part of the systems operational readiness.

You will be responsible for providing strategic business analysis around current and future states, establishing as‑is and to‑be process maps, undertaking gap analysis, defining business requirements, establishing a backlog, and appraising solutions, business cases, and risks relating to these solutions.

• 5+ years business analysis experience on data protection focused projects (non‑technical)
• Significant understanding of data protection, GDPR, and other relevant legislation and concepts
• Excellent communication and stakeholder engagement skills
• Proven current / future state, as‑is / to‑be, and operating model business analysis experience
• Exposure to ERP systems implementations preferential
• Degree educated or higher from a leading academic institution

This is a £500 / day (umbrella rate, cf. £425 PAYE) role initially for six months, based Worcestershire.