Business Analyst

• Analyse business processes and business cases or problem statements. 

• Gather and define requirements, identifying gaps and opportunities. 

• Ensure solutions align with both business objectives and technical capabilities. 

• Build and maintain effective relationships with internal stakeholders and external partners. 

• Support the design and implementation of new operating models and process changes. 

• Identify and document risks, assumptions, issues and dependencies, escalating where appropriate. 

• Support wider delivery activities including planning, solution design, test preparation and execution, and implementation. 

You will gain exposure across back, middle and front office functions, contributing to a broad range of change initiatives. 

This role requires a collaborative and flexible approach, with a strong focus on practical delivery. You will work within cross‑functional teams and adapt to changing priorities as required. 

Location: London (hybrid working, minimum two days in the office) 

Please note: This role is not eligible for visa sponsorship. Applicants must have the legal right to work in the UK. 

We are looking for a high‑calibre individual who can demonstrate the following: 

• Strong Financial Services experience, ideally with 5+ years' experience as a Business Analyst, including exposure to investment management, pensions, custody, or related financial services environments. 

• Experience delivering end‑to‑end lifecycle projects, including system implementations, data initiatives and outsourcing. 

• Knowledge of back and/or middle office environments; front office exposure is advantageous. 

• Strong understanding of investment products, including funds, ETFs, equities, fixed income, FX and derivatives. 

• Proficiency in Excel and SQL, particularly for data analysis and issue resolution.  

• Experience working in change or transformation environments, ideally within complex, member‑focused organisations. 

• Ability to translate complex information into clear, high‑quality outputs.  

• Strong communication and influencing skills, with the ability to build trusted relationships and challenge constructively. 

• Ability to balance strategic thinking with hands‑on delivery.  

• Strong organisational and analytical skills, with the ability to manage multiple priorities. 

• A continuous improvement mindset. 

Our values - Integrity, Community and Alignment - guide everything we do. They shape our decisions, behaviours and relationships. 

You will actively demonstrate these values by: 

• Creating a safe and inclusive environment. 

• Putting the needs of our community and members first. 

• Constructively challenging to achieve the best outcomes. 

• Aligning decisions and actions to the long‑term interests of our members. 

• A competitive salary (depending on experience). 

• 28 days annual leave plus bank holidays.  

• Generous annual bonus plan. 

• We provide membership of the Railways Pension Scheme. 

• We provide membership of the Railways Pension Scheme, a Defined Benefit arrangement under which you get a pension for life and a lump sum when you retire, based on your length of service and pay. 

• 4x Life Assurance cover. 

• Private Medical Insurance.  

• Employee assistance programme.  

• Health cash plan.  

• Eye care vouchers.  

• Flu vaccination. 

• We support hybrid and flexible working along with very generous family leave including 12 months full pay maternity leave and 6 months full pay paternity leave. 

• Buy and sell holidays.  

• Give as you earn scheme.  

• Paid volunteering days.  

• Flexible half days leave.  

• Electric vehicle leasing.  

• Cycle to work scheme.  

Please apply via the apply button or visit Careers at Railpen by 5pm on Thursday 9th July 2026. 

Railpen is committed to creating an inclusive and diverse environment, we value diversity and welcome people from all backgrounds and walks of life.