Business Analyst (DV Cleared)

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£75,000 - £90,000 + Training + Progression + Company Benefits + Remote + Bonus

Are you a Business Analyst with enhanced developed vetting looking to join on of the worlds most renowned multinational technology businesses where you will be working on some of the world's most TOP SECRET software and defence contracts?

Do you want to join an organisation where you are in control of how quickly you progress with access to constant personal and professional development opportunities?

On offer is the exciting opportunity for a Business Analyst who currently has developed vetting to join one of the world's most well known multi national technology business who have consistently been in the spot light regarding global research, development and innovation in the IT industry. Founded in 1911 and with offices in most of the world and well over 250,000 staff, you will be playing a critical role within this global tech giant as well as a vital role within the UK and Global Defence industry.

In this role, the successful Business Analyst will be the subject matter experts that will build the bridge between the businesses needs, key clients and stakeholders by immersing themselves into the market to understand problems and find innovative solutions by navigating the complex relationships that make the business world run to find the actionable insights that result in great business decisions.

The ideal Business Analyst would have developed vetting on application, commercial experience as a DevOps Engineer, DevOps Developer or similar and local to either Manchester, Gloucester, London and Southampton, and happy to travel to local TOP SECRET sites as/when needed.

The Role:

Discussing and elaborating requirements with end users and client stakeholders.
Facilitating an leading workshops to expand requirements and provide solutions.
Be involved in the full project lifecycle.
Investigating client's activities.
Support project owners, key clients and key stakeholders to solve the business challenges.The Person:

DV Clearance on application.
Local to either London, Southampton, Gloucester or Manchester.
Happy to travel to site as/when needed, min 3 day's a week on site.Keywords: Business Analyst, Data Analyst, Business Analysis, Systems Analyst, Systems Engineer, Defence, DV, MoD

Reference: BBBH18000

If you're interested in this role, click 'apply now' to forward an up-to-date copy of your CV.

We are an equal opportunities employer and welcome applications from all suitable candidates. The salary advertised is a guideline for this position. The offered renumeration will be dependent on the extent of your experience, qualifications, and skill set.

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