2 Insurance Business Analyst Jobs in the UK with Remote Work Options

Overview : My Insurance client is seeking an experienced Business Analyst to join their project team in Leeds. The successful candidate will be instrumental in driving the upgrade of our policy administration systems, ensuring these enhancements meet the current and future needs of our … solid background in the insurance sector and a track record of delivering system improvements efficiently. Key Responsibilities: Analyse and document business processes and system requirements for system upgrades. Work closely with stakeholders to understand their needs and translate these into technical specifications. Lead the planning … and implementation of system upgrades, ensuring alignment with business goals. Monitor project progress, resolving any issues that arise and ensuring timely completion of milestones. Facilitate communication between technical teams and non-technical stakeholders. Prepare and deliver reports on project status to senior management. Conduct testing and validation of more »

Work Location: Virtual Working Hours per week: 37.5 Contract Type: Permanent Role Summary: The Business Analyst - London Market Insurance SME will be responsible for translating multiple client business requirements into specific systems, applications, or process designs for large, complex information technology … solutions and integrating architecture. Aligns the business case with technology. Determines technical feasibility of business requests/requirements, conducts impact analysis of the proposed solutions to other parts of the application/system components, and identifies alternative technical solutions to satisfy business needs. Essential … analyses, test plans, and risk assessments to ensure sound architecture to meet client needs. Leads major proposal efforts and creates strategies to win business in new markets or current accounts. Serves as a technical expert for clients in system architectures to eliminate gaps and inconsistencies in the initial more »