Business Analyst (Energy trading)

Summary: The role of Business Analyst focuses on supporting a consultancy client in the energy trading sector, specifically in the context of a 15-minute market and MHHS migration programme. The position involves documenting business and system requirements in Azure DevOps and analyzing cross-system integration needs. The candidate must have extensive Front Office energy trading experience and will work on-site three days a week. The role is classified as inside IR35.

Key Responsibilities:

• Document business and system requirements as epics, features, and PBIs in Azure DevOps.
• Analyze cross-system integration requirements, including dependency mapping and interface impacts.
• Work on the implementation of a new Power ETRM, defining system cutover requirements and dependencies.
• Conduct data migration analysis and post-migration integration requirements.

Key Skills:

• Extensive Front Office energy trading experience.
• Proficiency in Azure DevOps.
• Strong analytical skills for system integration and data migration.

Salary (Rate): £675 a day

City: London

Country: UK

Working Arrangements: on-site

IR35 Status: inside IR35

Seniority Level: Mid-Level

Industry: Consulting

Detailed Description From Employer:

We are currently looking for an experienced Business Analyst from an energy trading background to work for a consultancy client of ours. You will be working for one of their clients as they work through their 15 minute market and MHHS migration programme. You will document business and system requirements as epics, features and PBI's in Azure DevOps and look at cross system integration requirements covering dependency mapping and interface impacts. You will be working on the implementation of a new Power ETRM defining system cutover requirements and dependencies as well as data migration analysis and post migration integration requirements.

You will need extensive Front Office energy trading experience and be in the office 3 days a week with the role being inside of IR35.