Senior Agile BA & Lean Specialist

Role purpose In this role, you will collaborate closely with stakeholders and development teams to identify automation solutions and streamline processes for greater efficiency. Your role will involve working closely with cross-functional Dev teams to pinpoint opportunities for automation, document end-to-end processes, and create value stream maps that can be translated into actionable user stories. Key Responsibilities: 1. Collaborate with stakeholders to identify and analyse business requirements, and 2. translate them into clear and concise user stories * Create wireframe for User stories as part of the Definition of Ready * Write acceptance criteria using BDD. * Ensure there is a healthy backlog at times. * Prepare value statements for PI planning. * Work with the development team to ensure that user stories are implemented correctly 3. and meet business requirements * Support release schedules including UAT with business stakeholders. * Identify opportunities for automation across various functions and processes * Analyse and evaluate current processes to determine feasibility and ROI of automation * Develop and implement automation solutions using Lean methodologies * Monitor and continuously improve automated processes to ensure optimal 4. performance and efficiency * Identify opportunities for automation across various functions and processes * Map end-to-end processes to understand process flow and Develop value stream 5. maps to identify opportunities for process improvement and automation * Mentor Junior ABA’s on the team. Key responsibilities & accountabilities 1. Knowledge of Agile methodologies and principles, creating as is and to be end-to-end 1. process value stream mapping 1. Experience working in an Agile scrum development environment 2. Writing user stories from requirements provided by Stakeholders 3. Writing Acceptance criteria's for the requirements to be classed as definition of Ready Salary: GBP 43200 - 72000 per year Experience: 5 years required

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