2 Business Analyst Jobs in Cheshire

Technical Business Analyst Warrington Competitive ShortList Recruitment are looking for an experienced Technical Business Analyst with experience working within a Software Development team, to join a software house based in Warrington. This position would be well suited to someone with a strong understanding of application architecture … the application architect to build new features so a good understanding of customer usability would be a strong advantage. Key responsibilities for the Technical Business Analyst role: Understand core business drivers and ensure timely delivery Take ownership of project scope and change management Design Scrum conceptual model … be analytical with experience using SQL PRINCE2, Agile, Scrum experience Experience with project management tools such as JIRA To be considered for this Technical Business Analyst position, you must have the essential skills listed above. You will need to be able to demonstrate evidence of successful project delivery more »

Crewe/Hybrid £450 outside IR35 6 Month Contract - scope for extensions. Our high-profile Automotive client are recruiting for a Business Analyst to join their team based in Crewe on a hybrid basis. The scope of service is to provide: effective analysis to clarify, define or evaluate … data business problems, opportunities or requirements for change in a manner which supports the identification of solutions that deliver value to the business. Simultaneously, to ensure all requirements are documented, organised and prioritised appropriately and they can be easily understood by all stakeholders. In addition, provide business requirements … ensure that solutions developed are viable within the operating environment and are focused on delivering the anticipated benefits. Key Deliverables Define, clarify and evaluate business problems/opportunities, eliciting requirements for change from stakeholders and applying appropriate data modelling & analysis techniques Effectively plan and deliver analysis utilising an appropriate more »