Technical Business Analyst
Salary: $150-160k Plus Super
Technical Business AnalystSydney | Melbourne | Queensland (Chose your location)
Hybrid – 1 Day in Office
$150–160K + Super
We’re partnering with a leading organisation within EdTech, hiring a Technical Business Analyst to work across a range of technology projects and business initiatives.
This is a highly stakeholder-focused role for a detailed, technically minded Business Analyst who can translate business needs into practical technology solutions.
What You’ll Do
- Translate business needs into clear technical and functional requirements
- Work closely with business stakeholders, IT teams, vendors and project teams
- Lead requirements gathering, workshops and process analysis
- Document detailed requirements, processes, user stories and acceptance criteria
- Support solution design, testing, implementation and business readiness
- Identify gaps, risks, dependencies and impacts across business and technology
- Experience as a BA in higher Education, EdTech, Education – essential
- An exceptional communicator who can confidently engage with both technical and non-technical stakeholders
- Strong understanding of the technology landscape and how systems, data, applications and integrations fit together
- Proven ability to translate business requirements into technology outcomes
- Highly detailed with excellent documentation and analytical skills
- Strong stakeholder management and workshop facilitation skills
- Comfortable working with senior stakeholders, technical teams and vendors
- Able to manage multiple priorities and work autonomously
- Experience with LMS, Student Management Systems, CRM or student-facing technology
- Exposure to data, integrations, infrastructure, identity or enterprise applications
- Agile, Waterfall or hybrid delivery experience
- $150–160K + Super
- Quick 2-Stage Interview Process
- Sydney, Melbourne or Queensland - 1 day in the office
- Broad technology and business exposure
- High stakeholder visibility
- Opportunity to influence technology outcomes across a complex environment
Education sector experience is essential.