Business Analyst
Chester, Cheshire
Business Analyst
- Permanent
Chester, Cheshire
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Do you want to work for a growing company, offering an excellent salary and benefits package, including hybrid working and opportunities for progression?
We are actively seeking a Business Analyst for a highly reputable company in Chester.
This is a fantastic opportunity to join a very successful business on a permanent basis.
The main duties include:
- Ongoing administration of the Management System
- Supplier assessment and on-boarding
- Liaise with Finance to ensure suppliers are set up correctly in the invoice and payment system.
- Work with business stakeholders to ensure that supplier relationships are managed in line with standards and procedures
- Monitor supplier performance on a monthly basis
- Ensuring continuous improvement opportunities are delivered
Our client is looking for a candidate who has
- Practical work experience, including dealing with customers or suppliers
- Excellent communication skills, with the ability to deal with stakeholders at all levels
- An analytical mindset
- Excellent time management skills, with the ability to work to strict deadlines
- Good Excel skills
Benefits include:
- Excellent salary (Up to £27k)
- Hybrid working
- Progression opportunities
- Free parking
- Pension
This is an excellent opportunity, not to be missed!
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