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Business Analyst Tyne & Wear Permanent Excellent benefits including generous annual leave Flexile working hours/hybrid working (3 days per week on site) £40,000 Sellick Partnership are partnering with a well-known organisation based in Tyne & Wear for the recruitment of a Business Analyst on a permanent … basis. The Business Analyst will partner with stakeholders across the company to provide business analysis improvement input and expertise into both change/transformation, business improvement and IT projects. The Business Analyst will be responsible for the delivery of analysis and improvement activities in relation to … and full lifecycle project work. The successful candidate will have a good understanding of what is important to their customers, internal stakeholders and external business partners. Experience: Understanding and hands on experience of a range of business improvement and analysis tools, techniques, frameworks and methodologies. Experience in a more »

Microsoft Dynamics Business Central Functional Consultant Location: Reading Hybrid Role Are you a finance professional looking to leverage your existing skill set while diving headfirst into the world of technology? Look no further! At Revolent, we excel in cultivating exceptional Cloud professionals and specialize in recruiting and cross-training … individuals eager to pivot their career paths. We are currently looking for finance professionals to cross-train as Microsoft Dynamics Business Central Functional Consultants working for a market-leading tech partner that designs, builds, and maintains software for finance and accounting industries. If you are a professional with solid … or controller and are looking for an exciting change of direction, we would love to hear from you! Why Work as a Microsoft Dynamics Business Central Functional Consultant? As one of the world’s foremost cloud service providers, Microsoft has grown to dominate the cloud market, powering thousands of more »