Business Analyst (SAFe) - Secure, on-site Hampshire

Job Description:

Key Responsibilities

Requirements Elicitation: Engage directly with end-users, Product Owners, and domain experts to capture functional and non-functional requirements.

Backlog Management: Author clear user stories, acceptance criteria, and process models, maintaining a well-groomed and prioritized product backlog.

PI Planning Support: Collaborate during SAFe PI planning to define feature dependencies, enabler stories, and business value metrics.

Process Optimisation: Map existing legacy workflows and design optimized future-state business processes tailored for digital transformation.

Core Technical Skills

Proficiency in agile backlog management tools (Jira, Confluence, Azure DevOps).

Strong capability in process mapping, data modeling, and requirements traceability documentation.

Understanding of software development lifecycles and modern digital delivery paradigms.

Leadership and Personal Strengths

Exceptional stakeholder management and active listening skills.

Ability to distill ambiguity and complex operational scenarios into structured, actionable specifications.

Strong facilitation skills for workshops and alignment sessions.

Typical Qualifications / Experience

Professional Experience: 3–5 years’ experience as a Business Analyst or Business SME, with demonstrated experience eliciting requirements, process mapping, and grooming user stories within Agile Scrum / SAFe environments.

Education & Foundational Benchmark: NVQ Level 3 or equivalent education / higher degree.

Professional Certifications: Formally certified in Business Analysis (BCS International Diploma in Business Analysis / Foundation, or IIBA ECBA/CCBA); Agile / SAFe credential (e.g. SAFe Product Owner/Product Manager [POPM]) advantageous.

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