Lead Business Analyst for Census 2031 (E2E Service)

Office for National Statistics; Fareham; On-site; GBP 45,000 - 55,000; Full time

Job summary

A government statistics agency in the UK is seeking a Lead Business Analyst to oversee key projects like Census 2031. This role requires leading investigations into business processes, engaging with stakeholders, and defining improvements across the Census project. The ideal candidate will possess expertise in stakeholder relationship management, business modelling, and process improvement, effectively contributing to the development of user-centered services. A collaborative approach is essential in shaping insightful analyses to guide policy decisions and community planning.

Qualifications

• Expertise in stakeholder management, able to direct strategies and resolve issues.
• Skilled in business modelling to support planning and decision-making.
• Ability to manage complex requirements and ensure alignment with strategic goals.
• Proven experience in identifying opportunities for business performance improvements.

Responsibilities

• Lead investigations into business processes and information systems.
• Review system capabilities and develop use cases and models.
• Define improvements to business processes and align with development.
• Facilitate communication of project scope and maintain overall goals.
• Elicit functional and non-functional requirements effectively.

Skills

Stakeholder Relationship Management

Business Modelling

Requirements Definition and Management

Business Process Improvement

Job description

A government statistics agency in the UK is seeking a Lead Business Analyst to oversee key projects like Census 2031. This role requires leading investigations into business processes, engaging with stakeholders, and defining improvements across the Census project. The ideal candidate will possess expertise in stakeholder relationship management, business modelling, and process improvement, effectively contributing to the development of user-centered services. A collaborative approach is essential in shaping insightful analyses to guide policy decisions and community planning.