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11 months ago
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Are you looking to drive impactful digital transformations across the UK public sector?


We're seeking a talented Technical Business Analyst to join a leading consulting team, renowned for utilising cutting-edge technologies in data, AI, and machine learning to deliver strategic and technical solutions. In this unique role, you'll partner closely with clients, translating their goals into tailored digital solutions that are both innovative and actionable.


Key Responsibilities:

  • Elicit, analyse, and manage business requirements, developing high-impact deliverables such as Minimum Viable Products (MVPs) and live systems.
  • Collaborate with engineering teams to create data and cloud solutions on platforms like AWS and Azure, ensuring top-tier delivery.
  • Lead in the design of technical solutions, from proof of concept through to completion, acting as a trusted advisor and product owner.
  • Conduct horizon scanning for emerging technologies, positioning the company as a forward-thinking partner in data innovation.


What You’ll Bring:

  • Extensive experience with requirement gathering, solution design, and dash-boarding in PowerBI or Tableau.
  • Strong skills in data transformation, storage, and pipeline creation (Python, SQL, AWS Glue).
  • Background in cloud architecture and ideally, certifications in AWS or Azure.
  • Proven client engagement experience, with the ability to develop business cases, risk assessments, and present technical solutions to senior stakeholders.
  • Familiarity with government standards (GDS) is highly valued, and a background in working with defence or central government clients is advantageous.


Additional Information:

  • Hybrid working model (approx 1 day a week on site.)
  • Security Clearance: Eligible for SC essential.


Interested? Apply Below!


Equality and Inclusion:We are committed to creating diverse and inclusive teams and encourage applications from people of all identities and communities. Regardless of background, race, religious beliefs, or sexual orientation, we exist to enable good people to do better work with greater outcomes.

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