Business Intelligence Project Lead

James Andrews Technology

Sheffield

1 week ago

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Devon (Hybrid – Based On Company Need)

£45,000 - £50,000

We’re working with a forward-thinking housing provider that’s about to kick off a major programme of change – and they’re looking for a skilled Business Analyst / PMO Lead to help steer the ship.

You’ll be the bridge between technology and operations, leading process discovery, requirements gathering and strategic project coordination across the business. This is a hybrid role where you’ll wear both your BA and PMO hats – and make a tangible impact on the delivery of services that matter.

This isn’t just about gathering requirements and moving Gantt charts. You’ll be at the heart of a modernisation journey, helping deliver a business-critical replacement of their Keystone Asset Management System and shaping how projects are prioritised, resourced, and governed across the organisation.

What You'll Be Doing:

Facilitating workshops, gap analysis, and As-Is/To-Be process reviews
Acting as a change champion – translating business needs into clear technical and process solutions
Coordinating cross-functional projects and reporting on impact
Leading the Request for Work pipeline and supporting strategic project prioritisation
Supporting procurement, documentation, and rollout of the new Keystone Asset Management System
Maintaining a bird’s eye view of Teign’s project portfolio, benefits realisation, and resource allocation

What We're Looking For:

Proven experience as a Business Analyst, PMO Lead, or similar hybrid role
Skilled in stakeholder engagement, requirements gathering, and business process improvement
Experience working with project frameworks like Prince2, Agile, or Lean
Ability to lead on change management and strategic analysis
Public sector or housing experience is a bonus – but not essential

Why Join?

Combines strong social purpose with a modern, forward-looking approach to transformation. You’ll work in a collaborative culture that values innovation and supports flexible/agile working.

Benefits Include:

25 days holiday + bank holidays
Flexible hybrid working (only 1 day a week typically onsite)
Generous employer pension contribution
Private healthcare
Professional membership reimbursement
Gym and eye care support
MS Home Use Programme + Tech discounts
...and more!

Ready to help drive smarter ways of working in a values-led organisation? Apply now or email me your CV to to find out more!

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