Business Intelligence Analyst

Visionet Systems Inc.
London
1 day ago
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We are looking for a Business Analyst who can help optimize the efficiency, effectiveness, and business readiness of Business Intelligence reporting solutions


Responsibilities:

  • Gather, document, analyze and prioritize detailed business requirements based on users and business needs in conjunction with Business Intelligence for specified projects
  • Analysis, design, and development of Business Intelligence parameters needed to ensure business requirements are met
  • Be the BI lead for all things reporting and analytics pertaining to business stakeholder engagement
  • Capture business requirements from external partners and customers with regards to data analysis and presentation that can be effectively served by a BI implementation
  • Design and deliver solutions in line with business stakeholder requirements and established company policies
  • Contribute to the identification of new BI opportunities and BI optimisation to ensure the successful take up and usage of our reporting and analytics solutions
  • Ensure that reporting solutions are designed and analysed in a way that is easy to support, understand and subsequently action
  • To document any solutions produced with reports and analytics that can be understood by audiences varying from technical programmers through to end-users
  • To take an interest in the business reasons (and processes) underlying the BI solutions being produced
  • Develop detailed descriptions of user needs, program functions and steps required to the modification of BI systems and reports
  • Resolve process and knowledge gaps between the business and the BI Analyst team
  • Create accurate work estimates for Business Intelligence deliverables (Business Requirements definition, High level design)
  • Previous experience working within a Microsoft stack environment
  • Serve as a Subject Matter Expert for existing business intelligence reporting solutions
  • Systematically review the effectiveness and efficiency of Business Intelligence and make suggestions for improvement.
  • Support line manager with assessing business risks associated with business intelligence, and work with line manager to manage risk and putting in place mitigations where relevant.
  • Find solutions to problems impacting on the operational effectiveness of business intelligence
  • Adhere to (CQC/ GDP/NMC/GPHC / ICO) standards relevant to role
  • Chair / Attend all relevant committees aligned to remit of the role
  • Be aware of all responsibilities relating to Infection Prevention and Control


Skills Required:


  • Degree level qualification in a business or data related subject
  • Experience of Business Analyst software and tools
  • Good understanding of SQL
  • Experience and active involvement in large-scale Business Improvement Projects
  • Previous Business Analysis and solution experience
  • Track record of successfully managing stakeholder relations at all levels
  • Previous experience working within a Business Intelligence environment
  • Previous experience of working in an Agile project environment

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