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TXP is seeking an Integration Analyst (SAP) to lead technical discovery, analyse APIs and integrations, and support migration and decommissioning across complex programmes. The role acts as the bridge between business requirements and technical implementation in a primarily remote setting.
You will create technical artefacts, maintain backlogs, and collaborate with architects, engineers, and product owners to accelerate delivery while managing dependencies and risks.
Location: Remote with ad hoc travel as required
Clearance: BPSS Required
Contract Length: Initial 6-month contract with strong likelihood of extension
Rate: 500 per day Inside IR35
The Integration Analyst is responsible for providing the technical analysis, discovery, planning, and delivery support required to successfully design, migrate, modernise, and decommission integration services across complex programmes. Working closely with architects, engineers, product owners, delivery managers, and business stakeholders, the role acts as the bridge between business requirements and technical implementation. The Integration Analyst develops a deep understanding of applications, APIs, integrations, data flows, dependencies, and operational processes to support informed technical decision-making. Unlike a traditional business analyst role, the Integration Analyst operates primarily within the technical domain, helping delivery teams understand existing integration estates, define migration requirements, assess impacts and dependencies, maintain delivery backlogs, and produce the technical artefacts necessary to support successful delivery. The role combines analytical thinking, stakeholder engagement, technical understanding, and delivery support to reduce ambiguity, improve planning accuracy, and accelerate delivery outcomes.
Success will be measured through:
High-quality technical discovery outputs delivered on time.
Accurate identification of integration dependencies, risks, and constraints.