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Business Analyst Jobs
Browse the latest Business Analyst jobs and read our FAQs to help further your career.
Latest roles
Business Analyst - Customer Service Centre
- Type
- Permanent
- Salary
- £60000 - £65000 per annum
- Location
Business Analyst | CRM | Customer Service | Contact Centre Business Analyst needed on an FTC basis.Gravitas continues their support for a...
Solution Analyst
- Type
- Permanent
- Salary
- £55000 - £60000 per annum
- Location
An exciting opportunity has been announced to work with a housing association who are currently spearheading one of the largest...
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FAQs
1. What is the main responsibility of a Business Analyst, in the UK?
A Business Analyst's major responsibility in the UK is to assess a company's needs and develop solutions to those needs. They serve as a connector between stakeholders and the IT team ensuring that business requirements are accurately translated into specifications. Their role often involves analysing data, understanding business processes and suggesting improvements to enhance efficiency and productivity.
2. What qualifications are typically expected for a Business Analyst position in the UK?
In the UK employers usually look for candidates with a degree in business IT or a related field. However, practical experience can sometimes be more valuable than qualifications. Additionally, certifications like the BCS International Diploma in Business Analysis or the CBAP (Certified Business Analysis Professional) can improve a candidate’s prospects in the job market.
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3. What sort of salary can a Business Analyst expect?
Business Analysts in the UK are generally well compensated due to their critical role within organisations. While salaries may vary based on factors such, as experience, location and industry specifics, business analysts often receive remuneration compared to other professionals working within IT and business sectors.
We recommend referring to salary surveys or job boards to get specific salary information. For example, according to Glassdoor, the average salary range for a Business Analyst in 2023, in the UK is £37k-£62k.
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4. Are there any industries in the UK where the demand for Business Analysts is high?
Business Analysts are required in sectors such as finance, healthcare, and ecommerce. The emergence of transformation projects in these sectors has resulted in an increased need for professionals who can bridge the gap between business requirements and technical solutions.
5. What opportunities for career advancement should Business Analyst’s be looking for?
Business Analysts in the UK have a range of opportunities for career advancement. With experience they can progress into contracting roles such as Business Consultant. Others may choose to go for more supervisory or senior positions, climbing the career ladder to Chief Information Officer (CIO) or roles related to business strategy.
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