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Business Analyst (Technology) Vacancy at HCI Healthcare Limited – HR-EX Consulting

Applications closed

The published deadline was 13 May 2020. This page is retained for reference; the original application instructions below are historical.

Position title: Business Analyst (Technology). Location: Lagos State.

About the role

Business Analyst (Technology) job opportunity is available at HR EX Consulting for individuals who possess degree in Information Systems or any related field.

Responsibilities

  • Create a detailed business analysis plan, outlining problems, opportunities and solutions for the business
  • Define functional and technological requirements for the business, prioritize them and report them to stakeholders
  • Facilitating design sessions with the implementation team to define the solution.
  • Create new models that support business decisions by working closely with financial reporting and IT teams
  • Participate in Forecasting, budgeting and creation financial models as well as conduct variance analysis.

Experience and qualifications

  • Degree in Information Systems or any related field.
  • Business Analyst certification is an advantage
  • At least 5 years working experience, leading business change and software implementations successfully
  • A strong influencer – able to work effectively with and manage multiple stakeholders to deliver successful projects
  • Knowledge of business structure and process modelling
  • Understanding of networks, databases and technology.

Application deadline

13th May, 2020.

Application details

Interested and qualified candidates should send their Applications to: Admin@hrexng.com using the Job Title as the subject of the email.

WHO IS HR EX Consulting?

HR-EX Consulting – Our client, HCI Healthcare Limited (formerly Healthcare International Limited), is a Health Maintenance Organization (HMO) incorporated in 1997 and licensed by the National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) to provide quality and affordable managed care services to various strata of the Nigerian population.

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