Do you want to contribute to a strong and future-proof information provision for a large public organization? Are you skilled at understanding complex processes and information issues and can you clearly identify the real need behind a question? As a Business Analyst, you work closely with the business. You analyze processes and information needs and provide insights on which information managers, architects, and management can base their decisions. You ensure in-depth analysis.
You investigate complex issues and visualize processes, information needs, information flows, bottlenecks, and dependencies in a coherent manner. You help the organization to first understand the problem and information need well before solutions are chosen. You play an important role in agile working. You support and guide the product owner, lead workshops, and actively involve business representatives in the agile way of working.
With this, you lay the foundation for an information provision that optimally meets the needs of the organization. This position is special because the organization faces a major growth and transformation challenge. At the same time, a more professional setup of Information Management and Business Analysis is being built. This means that not everything is fixed yet. You get space and responsibility to help build how Business Analysis is carried out within the organization.
You combine three elements: you work closely with the operational reality of a division, you analyze complex organizational and information issues, and you help further develop a professional field.
What you do
- Help departments, domain owners, and managers to clearly define their actual information needs
- Translate information needs into concrete and verifiable business requirements
- Perform impact analyses for changes in processes, information provision
- Collaborate closely with architects to ensure coherence, standards, and future information provision
- Clearly present complex analyses and advice to employees, specialists
Profile
You are analytically strong and curious about how organizations actually function. You do not simply accept a question or proposed solution as given, but ask further: what problem are we solving, what objective are we supporting, how does the process currently run, and what information is needed for it? You bring structure to complex situations, quickly see connections, and can distinguish between main and secondary issues.
You know how to bring different interests together and can convincingly explain your analyses to both employees and senior management. In addition, you are organizationally sensitive, proactive, and able to operate effectively in a large and partly hierarchical organization.
What they ask
- University level of thinking and working, and at least a completed bachelor's degree
- Minimum of three years of demonstrable experience as a business analyst or in a comparable analytical role
- Extensive experience with process analysis, information analysis, and requirements analysis
- Experience with preparing stakeholder analysis and complex stakeholder environments
- Experience with preparing impact and dependency analyses
- Affinity with information provision, digitalization, and organizational change
Preferences.
- Experience with architectural principles or TOGAF
- Experience with process harmonization
- Experience with guiding or coaching business analysts
- Experience within a large and complex government organization
Practical
From 2025, employees will no longer receive holiday pay and the year-end bonus as separate payments, but will accrue them monthly via the Individual Choice Budget (IKB). The IKB for employees totals 16.33 percent of the salary. With the IKB, employees can decide for themselves when, on what, and how much budget they spend on time, money, or tax facilities. This can be up to the maximum monthly accrued budget. The IKB can be used for:
- Up to 15 percent of the salary can be used monthly for the exchange of the commuting allowance
- The monthly difference between the allowance for the costs of private transport for commuting and the fiscal maximum
- A bicycle for personal use, including bicycle accessories and bicycle insurance
- A computer that can also be used for work or study, including computer accessories and computer insurance
- A battery or electrical components for a bicycle
- Payment of trade union contributions
The organization expects to further expand the possibilities of the IKB in the future.
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