Data and Business Analyst

Data and Business Analyst

Change Maestro and Innovation Navigator, steering business towards innovative solutions

Are you the kind of person who sees a business problem and instantly starts mapping out solutions in your head? Do you believe that change isnt just necessary, its inevitable and exciting? Good! Because were looking for a Data and Business Analyst who thrives in Change-The-Business-Projects

Location: Sandton, Hybrid | Salary: Market Related

What You'll Be Doing (AKA Your Superpowers)

Decoding Business Needs: You wont just gather requirements you'll challenge them, refine them, and shape them into real, workable solutions.

Data Wizardry: You'll translate business needs into data requirements, perform data gap analyses, and map out source-to-target data flows.

Master of Documentation: Whether its an As-Is model or a To-Be vision, you'll make sure everything is clear, concise, and actionable.

The Negotiator: Change initiatives come with big asks you'll push back where necessary and make sure expectations are realistic.

Project Management Savvy: You get the life cycle project initiation, scoping, planning, testing, deployment. You'll keep everything on track.

What You Bring to the Table

• 3+ years experience in business analysis, ideally in banking, insurance, or financial services consulting.
• Relevant bachelor's degree, with strong preference for a post graduate qualification.
• Relevant Business Analyst certifications or a drive to pursue further studies.
• Strong Data analysis skills (data crunching is second nature).
• Competencies with software, programming and business intelligence tools are highly advantageous.
• Logical thinker who follows the recipe for success but knows when to tweak the ingredients.
• Fantastic communicator: engage stakeholders, translate complex requirements, and document like a pro.
• Project management certification (PMP, PRINCE2, Agileyou get the idea).

Why You?

Because youre ready for a role that challenges you, grows you, and maybe even surprises you.

Comfort zones are great but not for long. Lets shake things up.