Job Description

Technical Business Analyst

Remote

6-Month Contract

UMBRELLA Only

Our client, a leading organisation in the IT sector, is hiring for a talented Technical Business Analyst to support a key project with a reputable client. This is a fantastic opportunity to work remotely on a high-profile initiative, with an immediate start and a duration of six months.

What you'll be doing:

* Analyse business requirements, including process maps and data dictionaries, and develop high-level technical design documentation such as interoperability matrices and sequence diagrams.

* Lead low-level design activities, collaborating closely with Business Analysts, Solution Architects, and developers.

* Design and document API build work (inputs, outputs, business logic, error codes, metadata) and front-end components (screens, permissions, UI elements).

* Create user stories in JIRA, liaising with Scrum Masters and development teams to ensure backlog readiness for two-week sprints.

* Support build and test teams during delivery, clarifying user stories and managing any required adjustments.

What you'll bring:

* Proven experience working within enterprise software engineering teams in an agile environment.

* Strong technical fluency, especially around RESTful APIs, with the ability to drive low-level design sessions.

* Skilled in planning backlog availability, providing accurate estimates, and creating clear, concise technical documentation.

* Proficiency in JIRA, Confluence, and MS Office.

* Excellent analytical, communication, and interpersonal skills, with the ability to work independently and manage short-term priorities effectively.

Desirable skills include:

* Experience in the pensions domain.

* Knowledge of RESTful JSON APIs, XML APIs, ReactJS, Azure services, microservice architecture, and FUSE or PEGA.

Join us and be part of a dynamic team delivering innovative solutions in a fast-paced environment!

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