Business Analyst

Reference: HRFR_1790354584 Date Posted: 25.09.26

Business Analyst - ERP Implementation

12 Month FTC | Up to £55,000 | Bradford / Hybrid

We're looking for an experienced Business Analyst to join a major ERP implementation programme within a growing UK business.

The Role

  • Own the Sales workstream within a major ERP implementation

  • Work with Sales, Operations, Developers and external suppliers

  • Manage requirements, processes, defects and rework

  • Support UAT, testing, proof of concepts and rollout

  • Work on systems integration and APIs

  • Support multi-site UK & Ireland deployments

What We're Looking For

  • Strong Business Analysis experience

  • Sales / CRM stakeholder experience

  • Understanding of ERP, systems and integrations

  • Confident working with technical & non-technical teams

  • Self-starting with strong ownership and communication skills

Epicor, manufacturing, distribution, SigmaNest/Syntron or multi-site rollout experience would be a bonus, but isn't essential.

What's On Offer

  • Up to £55,000

  • 12-month FTC

  • Bradford / Hybrid

  • Typically 2 days in the office

  • ASAP start

  • Informal, collaborative team

A great opportunity to take genuine ownership of a key ERP workstream and gain exposure across ERP, sales, integration and business transformation.

Job location:
Bradford, West Yorkshire
Salary:
£50000 - £55000 per annum
Salary per:
annum
Job industry:
Business Analysis
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