Ecommerce Digital Business Analyst — Hybrid, 6m FTC

Confidential; Wigston; Hybrid; GBP 45,000 - 50,000; Part time

Job summary

Confidential in Wigston, Leicestershire is seeking a hands-on Digital Business Analyst to shape an active ecommerce platform. This six-month fixed-term contract offers a strong possibility of moving into a permanent role and a salary of £45,000–£50,000 per year (pro rata) plus benefits.

The role involves running discovery sessions, writing INVEST-compliant user stories with Given/When/Then criteria, breaking down epics, and collaborating with Product, Engineering and QA.

Qualifications

• Experience as a Business Analyst within an Agile digital delivery environment.
• Strong requirements elicitation, workshop facilitation and stakeholder management skills.
• Proven ability to write INVEST-compliant user stories and detailed Gherkin acceptance criteria.
• Experience breaking down complex requirements and supporting developers and QA through delivery.
• Ecommerce experience desirable, particularly B2B accounts, pricing, checkout, order management or API integrations.

Responsibilities

• Run discovery workshops and stakeholder interviews to gather and validate requirements.
• Translate business needs into clear user stories with testable Given/When/Then acceptance criteria.
• Break down epics and features into appropriately sized, independently deliverable stories.
• Identify business rules, edge cases, error states and dependencies before refinement.
• Work closely with the Product Owner, UX, Engineering and QA through development, testing and defect triage.
• Improve requirements templates, Definition of Ready and backlog quality.

Skills

Requirements elicitation

Workshop facilitation

Stakeholder management

INVEST-compliant stories

Gherkin criteria

Agile delivery

Ecommerce experience

Job description

Confidential in Wigston, Leicestershire is seeking a hands-on Digital Business Analyst to shape an active ecommerce platform. This six-month fixed-term contract offers a strong possibility of moving into a permanent role and a salary of £45,000–£50,000 per year (pro rata) plus benefits.

The role involves running discovery sessions, writing INVEST-compliant user stories with Given/When/Then criteria, breaking down epics, and collaborating with Product, Engineering and QA.