Business analysts assess how organisations are performing and help them improve their processes and systems. They conduct research and analysis in order to come up with solutions to business problems and help to introduce these solutions to businesses and their clients.
Business Analyst Job DescriptionWhat does a business analyst do?
Typical duties | Typical employers | Qualifications and training | Key skills
Typical duties
using data modelling techniques to identify ways in which an organisation can operate more effectively.
communicate with senior people in organisations to find out what they hope to achieve
formulate ways for businesses to improve, based on previous research
persuade internal and external stakeholders of the benefits of new technology or strategies
contributing to training and support for people affected by new systems and processes.
As an analyst, you may work in-house for a company (where you’ll work on projects for your own employer) or as a consultant (which will involve working with another organisation). You may need to travel to their premises to view their systems or to meet stakeholders.
Business analysts may need to work extra hours when deadlines are approaching.
Related job roles include: data scientist, data analyst and consultant.
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