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Senior Technical Business Analyst - CRM Database @ Huxley Associates

Charing Cross, City of LondonOnsiteFull-time
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Salary: £40,000 - 75,000 per year

Requirements: We are looking for an experienced Technical Business Analyst with 5+ years experience.We need strong understanding of databases and data structures.We require experience with SQL queries and REST APIs.We are looking for excellent communication skills, with the ability to talk and present to a range of audiences.We need proficiency in digital transformation, including legacy systems to modern architecture patterns such as microservices, data hubs, SQL, and Salesforce. Responsibilities: We will rely on you to act as the vital link between our information technology capabilities and our business objectives.We need you to support and ensure the successful completion of projects.You will use BA techniques and technical ability to understand data and data transformation.You will quickly understand our business domain, strategic direction, and target architecture.You will play a key role in enabling knowledge sharing and the transfer of our business rules and requirements for integration.You will communicate complex concepts in a simple manner. Technologies: SupportRESTSQLSalesforcemicroservicesCRM More:

We are hiring a Senior Technical Business Analyst for a permanent hybrid role based in London city, with 2 days in the office and the rest working from home. The role has a technical focus on SQL databases, and the salary is £60,000 to £75,000. Our work involves databases, data, data transformation, data reporting, analytical applications, data definition, analysis, modelling and mapping, microservices, data hubs, SQL, Salesforce, software development, and software applications. The role is open now for applications and interviews.

last updated 36 week of 2026

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