Software Product Analyst
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| Job Type | Permanent |
| Location | Leamington Spa |
| Area | Warwickshire, England |
| Sector | Infrastructure, Support and Implementation |
| Salary | £35000 - £45000 per annum |
| Currency | GBP |
| Start Date | 2020/10/14 |
| Job Ref | V-35919-2 |
| Job Views | 50 |
- Description
- Role: Software Product Analyst
Location: Leamington Spa
Benefits: Competitive Salary, Pension, Private Medical Insurance, Life Cover, Permanent Health Insurance
The Role:
A fantastic opportunity to join a growing software provider as part of their market leading product team! My client operates in over 20 countries , with global offices giving them great scope for further growth, and for the successful applicant, continued progression!
They are currently seeking a Software Product Analyst to be part of their growing, and successful, Product Team responsible for providing supporting to internal teams and leading innovation within the business for current, and future, products.
The responsibilities of the Software Product Analyst will be to work closely with product stakeholders to gathering requirements and translating those into functional specifications. The role involves working closely with all areas and levels of the business throughout the product lifecycle, from conceptual shaping of the requirements through to release. Liaising closely with the design, development and test teams, you will be involved in the full SDLC, from the shaping of the requirements all the way through to release and being involved in the investigation/creation into future products for the business.
Key experience/skills required:- The ability to capture requirements and translate these into specifications.
- Present solutions to the business and customers
- Engage with internal and external stakeholders
- Previous experience in a Product Analyst/Owner role
- Ability to grasp new concepts and systems using own initiative
