Business Analyst - Bristol, United Kingdom - Sanderson

Sanderson

Verified Company

Bristol, United Kingdom

1 week ago

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Tom O´Connor

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Description

We have an exciting opportunity for a Business Analyst to join a well established law firm based in Bristol.

What will you do:

This key user facing role within the IT department will be responsible for capturing, analysing & documenting business requirements for the IT team, working with stakeholders to determine the priority of requirements based on value to the business, definingthe scope of the change activity, and then working with both business users, IT staff and other business services departments to guarantee the change activity meets the business needs and deliver the change.

The role also encompasses contribution to changeactivities including impact analysis, developing change plans and writing communications as required.

Based within the Legal Business Partner team there is key requirement to the better use of technology to improve the process of providing legal services to our clients.

A significant part of this role will involve helping the business to maximise the valuein its investment in productivity, knowledge and document management tools and any other technologies that we may adopt in the future.

What we are looking for:

Able to work with user groups to break down loosely defined requirements into actionable facts that define the success of the project.
Effective at building and sustaining relationships across all levels of the organisation, both within IT and beyond.
Credible in relaying detailed information to a nonexpert audience in a manner that creates action and gets results.
Experience in acting as a point of reference to a delivery team, confident in working and negotiating with technical experts to ensure the project's mandate is achieved.
Experience of various tools and techniques applicable to breaking down problems, formulating solutions, and tracking and prioritising risks and issues.
Experience of developing financial tolls to track and forecast spend against budget.