Senior Business Analyst - Infrastructure/Cloud

Southampton
9 months ago
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Contract Business Analyst, Southampton (3 days per week on site), Inside IR35, £475 - £525 per day.

Are you a south coast based highly competent IT Business Analyst seeking a long contract opportunity, at somewhere with an establish business analysis practice?

This is a contract role for a Business Analyst who has experience in working on infrastructure, cloud and other technology related projects.

You will be a competent BA with a strong toolkit, and able to perform typical Business Analysis duties including gathering and documenting requirements, stakeholder engagement, process improvement, and supporting delivery teams. The deliverables for this work will include: reviewing functional and non-functional requirements for the CI/CD pipeline; defining processes and requirements to ensure supportable and scalable solutions across the technology programme; prioritising tooling needs; coordinating BA deliverables with Agile Delivery Managers across CI/CD, Hybrid Cloud, MicroServices, and Test Automation domains; and supporting risk reduction efforts as guided by Project and Delivery Managers.

This would be on site in Southampton 3 days per week and 2 days can be home working. If you are a competent senior business analyst, self-starter and want to be part of long term projects, working within a large project management and business analysis practice, please apply.

This is inside iR35 via umbrella and pay rates are between £475 - £525 per day.

Initially a 3-month contract with long contract opportunity with a rolling 3-6 month contract thereafter.

There is a community of Business Analysts and a large technology team, with excellent long term projects - and a place to continue learning and being part of a team

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