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CI Projects is seeking a client-facing Business Analyst in London to help understand, map, and optimise client business processes. You will work directly with client teams to uncover issues, translate needs into deliverable requirements, and enable governance improvements.
Responsibilities include leading discovery sessions, building Power BI dashboards, and developing Power Automate flows to streamline operations. A consulting mindset and strong stakeholder skills are essential for success.
Contract type: Full Time, Permanent
Location: London (Hybrid 2 days on site / 3 days form home)
CI Projects is a boutique business consultancy committed to helping businesses continuously improve by enabling the true convergence of people, processes, and technology. We work closely with clients to define the issue, the destination, and how to get there – and then provide the tools and confidence so they can keep improving long after we’ve gone.
We’re looking for a client-facing Business Analyst who loves understanding how things work, solving operational challenges, and shaping better, more efficient ways of working. If you’re process‑driven, analytical, and confident with Power BI and Power Automate, this role is for you.
This is a client-facing, consultancy-focused role centred on understanding, optimising, and transforming our clients’ business processes. As a Business Analyst at CI Projects, you will work directly with client teams to uncover operational challenges, map and improve end-to-end processes, and translate needs into clear, deliverable requirements. Your work will enable clients to strengthen performance, enhance governance, and embed more effective and efficient ways of working.
You’ll apply your Microsoft Power BI and Power Automate expertise to create data-driven insights and digital solutions that help clients streamline operations. With a proactive, consulting-led mindset, you will support clients across sectors in improving how their processes function today—and shaping what “better” looks like tomorrow.