PEGA environment lead business architect

Closing date for applications: 20/06/2019
OVERVIEW OF ROLE
Specialist role
Technical Architect
Summary of the work
HRA's programme it to deliver an integrated single platform for research applications approval, supporting Clinical Trials and all research applications. This involves replacement and upgrade of all the HRA research systems, including the core applications, HARP and IRAS. The programme uses the PEGA platform to deliver the required functionality changes
Latest start date
15/07/2019
Expected contract length
8 - 12 Months
Location
London
Organisation the work is for
NHS Health Research Agency - HRA
Maximum day rate
£650 for the initial 8 month period
ABOUT THE WORK
Early market engagement
Following an independent review of the HRA’s ageing Research Systems in 2017, to establish the systems changes necessary to meet post EU Exit requirements and the forthcoming changes to the EU Clinical Trials Regulations, the HRA undertook a programme of work to replace the required elements of the Integrated Research Applications System (IRAS) and develop the (HRA) Approval & Review Portal (HARP), the case management system for all applications reviewed through the HRA. This uses the PEGA platform and PEGA Cloud. The essential components of this programme are being rolled out progressively during 2019. For further information, please see: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1wG2G1-SrWGtMgKVZjVMk_MYeRHGrORkc
Who the specialist will work with
The HRA has a team of staff consisting of a Scrum Master, Programme Manager, Resourcing Manager, Product Managers, Testers and SMEs (subject matter experts). There are also a number of partners with PEGA knowledge having competencies around PEGA Business Architect and System Architects.
What the specialist will work on
The role is responsible for undertaking the business and systems analysis and documenting of business functional requirements to support the delivery of the various components of the Systems Replacement programme using the PEGA Platform. Further details can be found here: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1wG2G1SrWGtMgKVZjVMk_MYeRHGrORkc Assessment interviews are planned for July 4th and 5th, details to be confirmed following shortlisting.
WORK SETUP
Address where the work will take place
Predominantly Skipton House, 80 London Road, London – but on occasion may be required to attend one of the other four HRA offices located in Bristol, Nottingham, Manchester and Newcastle.
Working arrangements
As the HRA is a national organisation a number of staff are based at home as well as across the 5 office locations. Extensive use is made of Skype for business. However, it is expected that there will be a significant amount of colocation at Skipton House for the duration of the programme and suppliers will have to be prepared to work flexibly and productively within this setting.
Security clearance
Baseline clearance
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Additional terms and conditions
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EVALUATION CRITERIA
How many specialists to evaluate
5
Cultural fit criteria
Have a highly self-motivated, confident, proactive and innovative approach, with ability to work independently and on own initiative Have a flexible working approach and be adaptable to change, with an appreciation that working with Health Research Authority will be a mixture of co-location and remote working Have commitment to team working and respect and consideration for the skills of others Ability to motivate and form cohesive teams Sets an excellent example of customer care Anticipates customer needs to provide excellent service continually striving to improve efficiency and effectiveness Open, honest, enthusiastic team player. Strong interpersonal skills to include: - diplomacy and sensitivity - negotiating and influencing - the ability to work well with others at all levels, including senior staff Excellent oral and written communication skills
Assessment methods
Work history Reference Interview
Evaluation weighting
Technical competence 50% Cultural fit 20% Price 30%
EXPERIENCE
Essential skills and experience
  • 5 + years of experience in a PEGA LBA role defining solutions in complex (i.e. multi-project, multi-system) environments and aligned to multiple delivery methodologies included Waterfall and Agile (preferred)
  • Experience of leading inception/elaboration sessions using DCO and other standard Agile practices essential
  • Experience for documenting and reviewing requirements, business and customer journey maps, use cases, user stories etc as appropriate
  • Experience of PEGA version 7.x essential
  • Demonstrable experience in the timely delivery of medium-large scale development programmes/projects
  • Educated to degree level
  • PEGA Certified Business Architect
Nice-to-have skills and experience
  • Experience of JIRA beneficial
  • PEGA Underwriting and PEGA customer service for assurance beneficial
  • Experience in PEGA Marketing and Decisioning
  • Experience in the PEGA assurance framework including product builder
  • Assurance industry experience beneficial
  • Experience of delivering with vendor teams would be beneficial, ideally with an offshore component
  • Prior management, supervisory and/or team leadership experience is beneficial
  • Scrum Master certification beneficial
  • PEGA Certified System architect or higher beneficial

Closing date for applications: 20/06/2019

PEGA environment lead business architect

Closing date for applications: 20/06/2019


Specialist role:

Technical Architect

Location:

London

Organisation:

NHS Health Research Agency - HRA

Maximum day rate:

£650 for the initial 8 month period

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