Home Office National Law Enforcement Programme (NLEDP 125) – Business Analyst

Closing date for applications: 27/03/2019
OVERVIEW OF ROLE
Specialist role
Business analyst
Summary of the work
• Product Manager for National Register for Missing Persons • Facilitation of visits and user workshops used to support the development of requirements • Working with end-users, technical architects and project managers to further elaborate the requirements and support the development of business capabilities
Latest start date
01/04/2019
Expected contract length
6 months with the option to extend up to 25%
Location
London
Organisation the work is for
Home Office
Maximum day rate
£800
ABOUT THE WORK
Early market engagement
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Who the specialist will work with
Internal Business Design Team, wider programme and business stakeholders
What the specialist will work on
1. Act as Product Manager and Business Analyst for the NLEDP Missing Persons Register capability (NRMP) and support other PMs. Includes owning of the elaboration of requirements through an Alpha pack covering User Stories, Business Rules, and Business Service definitions. Responsible for gaining necessary programme and stakeholders approvals; 2. Engage with policing, at both NPCC and practitioner level, NCA business leads and Home Office Safeguarding and Policy Units to ensure business buy-in to the NRMP; 3. Maintain the NLEDP ‘front door’ of high level requirements supporting the lead Business Architect. 4. Assist the innovation work stream through scoping/discovery and prioritisation
WORK SETUP
Address where the work will take place
Bernard Weatherill House, 8 Mint Walk, Croydon, CR0 1EA
Working arrangements
Part time Office Hours with some travel for engagement meetings in the UK. T&S will not be payable for travel to sites within the M25. Travel outside of the M25 will be subject to HO T&S policy . Part-time 3 days a week.
Security clearance
SC level clearance is required.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Additional terms and conditions
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EVALUATION CRITERIA
How many specialists to evaluate
3
Cultural fit criteria
Demonstrate commitment to excellence and improvement, for example through seeking actionable feedback, setting targets etc Show a commitment to ensuring a team understands the user need over simply delivering work Transparent and collaborative when making decisions and recommendations. Have a no-blame culture and encourage people to learn from their mistakes Demonstrate responsibility (for example, act like a leader, serve your team, provide solutions to problems, engage in external/internal environments, seek the best for the organisation beyond your team) Demonstrate simplicity (for example, take simple steps to goals, do less but better, mitigate failures, talk straight with respect) Demonstrate excellence (for example, seek actionable feedback, set challenging targets, know users, deliver cost effective high level customer satisfaction) Demonstrate enthusiasm (for example, bring whole self to work, celebrate success, share passion and energy with others, optimistic) Demonstrate nurture by supporting and helping to develop less experience staff
Assessment methods
Work history
Evaluation weighting
Technical competence 60% Cultural fit 10% Price 30%
EXPERIENCE
Essential skills and experience
  • Experience of operational policing, policing public protection systems and dataExperience in supporting business and technical architects, to plan the integration of end-to-end services in order to meet end-user demandsExperience of working on large, complex IT-enabled change programmesStrong collaborative / team-working skills and ability to communicate with stakeholders at all levelsValid SC clearance.
Nice-to-have skills and experience
  • Strong understanding of the Government Digital Service’s Design Principles and Digital Service StandardExperience in developing target operating models, value stream mapping and LEAN process improvementA qualification in business analysis, such as the BCS Diploma in Business Analysis, or Degree in related software development.Experience of working closely with user researchers to refine the product backlog based on research feedback

Closing date for applications: 27/03/2019

Home Office National Law Enforcement Programme (NLEDP 125) – Business Analyst

Closing date for applications: 27/03/2019


Specialist role:

Business analyst

Location:

London

Organisation:

Home Office

Maximum day rate:

£800

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