Managing Consultant - Technical Business Analyst (SC Eligible)

Stealth iT Consulting
Manchester
1 year ago
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My client is a global leading Digital Consultancy specialising in Cloud Adoption, Digital Architecture/Transformation & NextGen AI Solutions, with offices in London, Manchester and Glasgow providing a remote first policy + ad hoc client site visits when required (on average 1-2 visits per month, but can be more/less).


They are looking for a Management Consultant - Technical Business Analyst to join a rapidly growly team, working across multiple Digital Transformation projects within Government, Finance, Retail & Energy sectors and we have a top end budget of £88000 + £8k disc bonus + full bens available.


Primary skills and experience required:

  • Must be eligible or already possess SC Clearance
  • Proven experience managing a team of Business Analysts
  • Experience in the technical design and development of technology-based products
  • Experience working with technical architecture and owning technical writing
  • Experience in data analysis, data modelling, and data visualisation tools (e.g. SQL, Excel, Tableau, PowerBI etc.). Willing to learn database schemas, perform data manipulation tasks such as data cleaning, transformation and aggregation
  • Ability to facilitate end-to-end delivery, from research, solution options and design through to development, testing and release.
  • Ability of building, refining and prioritising an agile backlog for technical implementation of requirements
  • Proven experience working within technical functions, collaborating with Architects, Data Engineers/Analysts, Technical Designers, Software Developers etc.
  • Ability to learn different delivery methodologies such as Scrum, SAFE and Waterfall
  • Experience with presales & business development objectives, including RFP's, demos, presentations and bids


Ideally, you would also have:


  • Experience across different sectors, including in Public Sector, Utilities, Financial Services, Consumer Products and Retail
  • Experience supporting internal operations of the team through activities such as recruitment, client development, line management, delivering trainings and mentoring
  • Certifications across Business Analysis, Agile Delivery, User Centred Design etc.

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