Solutions Consultant

Edinburgh
3 weeks ago
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Solutions Consultant / Digital / Senior Business Analyst / Project Management

Exciting opportunity to join a scaling organisation and engage with a wide range of both internal and external stakeholders. You will get to work with analysis, technical teams, the leadership team and external partners and clients and will therefore have a truly holistic view.

Role Responsibilities

Responsibilities will include:

Performing in depth analysis
Running workshops to elicit requirements and understand the business needs, documenting requirements in the form of Agile Stories and Acceptance Criteria
Working extensively within the Microsoft Azure Devops environment and bridge the gap between IT and the business using data analytics
Business process modelling; creating functional designs, sequence diagrams, process flows and product backlog items
Leading daily team standups
Proposing and implementing changes to processes and systems
Managing issues from development to production including working with external dev partners and third party integrations.

Person Specification

Essential skills will include:

Extensive experience in business analysis, with demonstrated exposure to working closely with technical and product (UX) teams to further application development (ideally with end-to-end delivery, the full breadth of the software development lifecycle)
Deep understanding of analysis deliverables such as process maps, user stories, and acceptance criteria
Working with integrations to organisations to enhance functionality
Customer focussed

Reward

In return you will have the chance to work within a friendly and busy business with excellent career progression plans, this is an outstanding opportunity to significantly progress your career.

Next Steps

Apply by contacting Gregor Brown (url removed)

Equal Opportunities

FPSG is committed to equal opportunities regardless of gender, race, disability, sexual orientation, religion or belief and age.

We are Disability Confident and neurodiverse aware. If you have a disability, please tell us if there are any reasonable adjustments we can make to assist you in your application or with your recruitment process

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