Entry Level Business Analyst

Are you ready to channel your curiosity and problem-solving mindset into a career in technology and business transformation? Our client, a leading organisation in the IT sector, is seeking a driven Entry-Level Business Analyst to support a range of high-impact transformation projects. This is your chance to gain hands-on experience, receive structured training, and work alongside industry experts shaping the future of digital solutions. What You’ll Be Doing: * Gather and document business and technical requirements from stakeholders. * Support senior analysts in creating actionable insights through reports and dashboards. * Help translate business challenges into scalable, tech-enabled solutions. * Maintain process documentation, workflows, and project records. * Work cross-functionally with teams across the organisation to deliver value. What We’re Looking For: * A degree in Business, IT, Finance, or a related field. * Strong analytical and problem-solving skills. * Clear and confident communication, both written and verbal. * A proactive approach with a keen interest in continuous learning. * Ability to collaborate effectively while managing independent tasks. What You’ll Gain: * A structured training programme with mentorship from experienced professionals. * Real-world exposure to business strategy, technology, and data analysis. * A clear development path in a high-growth, future-focused field. * A supportive and inclusive team culture that values your growth. * Competitive salary and benefits package. Ready to launch your career as a Business Analyst? Apply now and take the first step toward an exciting future in tech and strategy

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