Business Analyst - Corporate Re-brand

About the role

Marsh is looking for a Business Analyst to join its Change and Transformation team, supporting customer experience activities within the Mercer Super Portfolio function with a focus on a large-scale rebrand project. The role is based in Melbourne or Sydney, is hybrid with at least three days a week in the office, and is a 12-month fixed-term contract.

Key responsibilities

• Plan the most effective approach and techniques for each project or piece of work
• Analyse, elicit, document and validate requirements using suitable business analysis methods
• Work with stakeholders to understand needs, manage relationships and maintain clear requirements traceability
• Support solution analysis, functional specifications, current and future state mapping, gap analysis and impact assessment
• Assist with test activities, including triage and impact analysis, and contribute to risk management and business case development
• Share learnings, support peer reviews, mentor team members and identify ways to improve efficiency and reuse artefacts

Required profile

• Demonstrated experience applying multiple business analysis methodologies and tools
• Well-developed communication, listening and stakeholder engagement skills
• Working knowledge of business analysis planning, elicitation, requirements lifecycle management, strategy analysis, design definition and solution evaluation
• Experience in agile, lean and waterfall delivery environments
• Experience in financial services, preferably superannuation, and familiarity with superannuation systems and business functions
• Experience on large corporate re-brand programs is beneficial
• Relevant tertiary qualification and/or ASFA accreditation

Required skills

• Business analysis certification such as ECBA, CCBA, CSBA, PMI-ACP or equivalent
• JIRA and Confluence
• CMS platforms, SQL and data visualisation tools such as Tableau

Applications close on 24 November. Only candidates approved to work in Australia will be considered, and successful applicants must complete a criminal and bankruptcy check before starting.