Business Analysis Jobs in United Kingdom
There are 1,332 open Business Analysis jobs in United Kingdom on freehire right now. 376 of them were posted recently. The skills employers ask for most often are agile, stakeholder-management and user-stories.
Salary
| Currency | Period | 25th | Median | 75th | Postings |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GBP | year | £50,000 | £59,000 | £69,102 | 35 |
| GBP | day | £538 | £600 | £638 | 11 |
From postings that disclose pay. Currencies are counted separately, never converted.
Most requested skills
- agile 18%
- stakeholder-management 16%
- user-stories 13%
- ai 11%
- requirements-gathering 10%
- automation 10%
- sql 9%
- acceptance-criteria 8%
How the work is done
- Hybrid 289 · 22%
- Remote 46 · 3%
- Onsite 13 · 1%
Visa sponsorship offered in 37% of the 76 postings that state a position on it.
Seniority
- Senior 278
- Lead 43
- Junior 18
- Middle 17
- Intern 16
- Principal 11
Who is hiring
- 1000+ employees 108
- 501-1000 employees 70
- 51-200 employees 18
- 11-50 employees 9
- 201-500 employees 3
- 1-10 employees 1
Digital Business Analyst | Head Office, Lisburn Road
Business Analyst role in Praxis Care’s new PMO, gathering requirements, mapping processes, and supporting system selection and design for healthcare information systems.
Business Analyst
Business Analyst at a defense-focused digital consultancy, gathering requirements and bridging gaps between client needs and technical solutions in AI, cybersecurity, and cloud services for the public sector.
Lead IT Business Analyst
Lead the transformation of Peabody’s Microsoft Dynamics 365 CRM to improve housing services, driving strategic change and shaping future IT processes.
Technical Cyber Business Analyst
Analyzes and documents server access control and secure communication needs for a financial-sector client, focusing on IAM/PAM and network segmentation.
Business Analyst
Analyzes and models the financial value of Teya's products to guide pricing, segmentation, and investment decisions using SQL, Excel/Python, and cross-functional collaboration.