Position Summary
The Business Analyst is responsible for a full range of activities which ensure the successful delivery of IT, regulatory and business change projects to the CNA Hardy business.
The holder of this job profile is committed to excellence in the delivery of business analysis artefacts and the provision of business analysis services. They are expected to become a functional expert on a range of processes and applications used within the organisation, whether developed internally or by third party vendors
Typically work is delivered as part of assignments to projects being delivered by the Transformation & Projects team, potentially in conjunction with one or more third party vendors. Additionally, you may also be required to assist with small projects, and with normal and standard releases for a range of applications, in co-ordination with internal and/or external teams as appropriate.
Specific tasks require such skills as facilitation, influencing, planning, logical thinking, requirements gathering, prioritisation, initiative taking, multi-tasking, problem analysis, solution design, and test planning, all in combination with superb written and oral communication skills.
The scope of the role encompasses all CNA Hardy European offices and may require occasional travel to these offices.
Key Responsibilities
• Analysis of business problems and requirements and their translation into structured documentation suitable for use by 3rd parties or internal development teams.• Challenge proposed solutions to ensure that they fit within CNA Hardy's strategy and appetite for risk, solving genuine problems that deliver enhanced business value.• Breakdown and explain complex concepts to senior stakeholders.• Produce cost/benefit analyses.• Apply appropriate tools and methodologies to document, analyse and maintain traceability of business requirements.• Proactively identify and resolve business process and IT issues.• Identify and analyse existing 'business as usual' inefficiencies.• Liaise between the business, IT and external parties.• Adhere to and champion analysis best practices.• Coordinate user involvement at all stages of the business change cycle, from initial problem analysis through to user acceptance testing, warranty period and beyond.• Work with Service Management to ensure that change initiatives transition smoothly into the live environment, with all appropriate documentation and business as usual processes in place.• Work with internal or external development teams to ensure that deliverables are of excellent quality and within the scope of the appropriate change initiative.
The Company
CNA Hardy is a leading specialist commercial insurance provider for clients within the Lloyd's and company markets. We offer a highly specialised and comprehensive portfolio of innovative and market leading products. Coverage is available to businesses of all sizes for domestic, international and global exposures.
The Business Analyst is responsible for a full range of activities which ensure the successful delivery of IT, regulatory and business change projects to the CNA Hardy business.
The holder of this job profile is committed to excellence in the delivery of business analysis artefacts and the provision of business analysis services. They are expected to become a functional expert on a range of processes and applications used within the organisation, whether developed internally or by third party vendors
Typically work is delivered as part of assignments to projects being delivered by the Transformation & Projects team, potentially in conjunction with one or more third party vendors. Additionally, you may also be required to assist with small projects, and with normal and standard releases for a range of applications, in co-ordination with internal and/or external teams as appropriate.
Specific tasks require such skills as facilitation, influencing, planning, logical thinking, requirements gathering, prioritisation, initiative taking, multi-tasking, problem analysis, solution design, and test planning, all in combination with superb written and oral communication skills.
The scope of the role encompasses all CNA Hardy European offices and may require occasional travel to these offices.
Key Responsibilities
• Analysis of business problems and requirements and their translation into structured documentation suitable for use by 3rd parties or internal development teams.• Challenge proposed solutions to ensure that they fit within CNA Hardy's strategy and appetite for risk, solving genuine problems that deliver enhanced business value.• Breakdown and explain complex concepts to senior stakeholders.• Produce cost/benefit analyses.• Apply appropriate tools and methodologies to document, analyse and maintain traceability of business requirements.• Proactively identify and resolve business process and IT issues.• Identify and analyse existing 'business as usual' inefficiencies.• Liaise between the business, IT and external parties.• Adhere to and champion analysis best practices.• Coordinate user involvement at all stages of the business change cycle, from initial problem analysis through to user acceptance testing, warranty period and beyond.• Work with Service Management to ensure that change initiatives transition smoothly into the live environment, with all appropriate documentation and business as usual processes in place.• Work with internal or external development teams to ensure that deliverables are of excellent quality and within the scope of the appropriate change initiative.
The Company
CNA Hardy is a leading specialist commercial insurance provider for clients within the Lloyd's and company markets. We offer a highly specialised and comprehensive portfolio of innovative and market leading products. Coverage is available to businesses of all sizes for domestic, international and global exposures.
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