Business Analyst (Ref: 195961)
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Role: Business analyst (Ref: 195961)
Rate: up to £400 per day
Location: Hybrid as when needed in North East
Sector: Utilities
Contact:alex.shemar@forsythbarnes.com
Overview
Looking for a Technical Business Analyst focused on a wide-scale OT and wireless communications modernisation effort. The successful candidate will partner with the Programme Manager to define the strategic approach, craft precise and technical specifications, and contribute to early discovery and feasibility work that shapes the programme’s direction and timeline
Key Responsibilities
• Partner with the Programme Manager to outline scope and requirements for OT and UHF radio modernisation projects.
• Create and validate technical specifications that translate telecom concepts into actionable tasks for engineering teams.
• Support discovery and feasibility artefacts, ensuring alignment with programme goals and regulatory expectations.
• Engage diverse stakeholders across operations, safety, and technology to secure clear, auditable requirements.
• Enable evidence-led decision making by capturing, analysing, and reporting on essential metrics
Requirements
• Background in wireless communications projects within OT environments is preferred.
• Solid knowledge of telecommunications or wireless technologies (such 5G) is advantageous.
• Proven proficiency in drafting technical specifications and supporting documentation.
• Strong ability to convey complex concepts to non-technical stakeholders