Reporting Business Analyst
London
Reporting Business Analyst
London
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A wonderful opportunity to join a global energy provider in West London, who are seeking to engage with a Business Analyst with specific Data and reporting experience within SAP.
Role Synopsis:
- As a Business Analyst/Change Management specialist, support the development and deployment of the IRIS Data and Reporting offer as part of the 2020 IRIS Modernisation Project
- Be the liaison between Business and IT&S teams, to effectively progress Data and reporting scope.
Essential Experience:
- Solid experience as a Business Analyst in Change Management activities
- Knowledge of and experience with SAP BW, SAP S4 HANA environments.
- A strong working knowledge of various analytics systems and processes utilised within the industry
- Strong communication/ teamwork skills; Strong self-starter
- Work using Agile methodologies
- Strong Stakeholder management skills
- Strongly numerate and data centric experience
- Requirements collection and translation, documentation skills
Desirable Experience
- Knowledge of and experience in the use of SAP Analysis for Office/OLAP, WEBI and Microsoft Power BI
Please contact james.thompson@markssattin.com
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