Business Analyst-Student & Graudate

Business Analyst-Student & Graudate Overview

This opportunity is for graduates who want to build a career in an analyst role that sits at the intersection of business analysis, systems analysis, and project delivery. The work is focused on healthcare technology, so you would be helping organisations understand what they need from software and then working with developers to turn those needs into practical new features and products.

The role is varied and designed for people who enjoy learning quickly. You would work across different healthcare environments, speak with customers to understand their goals and challenges, and help shape technology that makes their day-to-day work easier. The projects are diverse, so the job is unlikely to feel repetitive. One assignment might involve improving how a hospital handles patient movement through a busy emergency department, while another could involve creating and launching an app for patients in a rural community overseas.

There is also a strong collaborative element to the position. You would be working closely with software developers and other teams to design solutions, and you would often be trusted to take ownership of projects early on. The role offers a mix of customer interaction, technical thinking, and design-focused work, making it a good fit for someone who wants both people contact and analytical problem-solving in their day-to-day work.

What you would do

• Contribute to a wide range of projects within the analyst team, supporting the development of healthcare technology.
• Work with healthcare organisations to identify what they are trying to achieve, what difficulties they face, and what they need from an IT system.
• Translate those needs into clear requirements and help shape new functionality.
• Collaborate with software developers to design and refine new features.
• Take part in work that combines business analysis, systems analysis, and project management.
• Support projects that improve patient flow and operational efficiency in healthcare settings.
• Help design and deploy software for users in different countries and communities, including international and rural settings.
• Build relationships with customers and contribute to solutions that are practical, usable, and tailored to their needs.
• Work independently and take responsibility for projects from an early stage.
• Contribute to a team culture where multiple groups work together on shared objectives.

Who the role is for

• Graduates from any subject area who are bright, motivated, and ready to take on challenging work.
• People who want a practical career rather than one directly tied to their degree subject.
• Candidates who are interested in healthcare, technology, and solving real-world problems.
• Applicants who are comfortable with a role that changes from day to day and offers a lot of variety.
• People who enjoy both meeting customers and working on technical or design-related tasks.
• Individuals who want to develop technical knowledge and skills beyond what they studied at university.
• People who are confident enough to take responsibility early and grow through hands-on experience.

Entry requirements

• A predicted degree result of 2:1 or above.
• At least AAB at A-level.
• Language skills are especially relevant, as separate opportunities are noted for Spanish, Portuguese, Mandarin, and Vietnamese speakers.

What it is like to work here

The role offers a strong sense of independence, with early trust placed in analysts to lead work and build confidence quickly. The environment is described as supportive, with dedicated and intelligent colleagues and a collaborative approach across teams. You would also have the chance to work with customers in different countries, which can bring travel and exposure to different ways of using the software.

The page also highlights that the organisation was actively recruiting during the COVID-19 period and that staff were contributing to technology supporting the NHS, with the team described as key workers at that time.

Pay and other benefits

• Salary of £60,000.
• Varied project work that keeps the role interesting and creates ongoing learning opportunities.
• Early responsibility and the chance to lead projects from the beginning.
• Development of technical skills that are separate from your university subject.
• A balance between customer-facing work and technical/design work.
• Supportive, collaborative colleagues and cross-team working.
• Opportunities to work with customers internationally and to travel as part of the role.
• Ability to remain based in Leeds.
• Additional lifestyle experiences mentioned by an employee, including sailing in the Caribbean.

How to apply

Applications are made through the careers page using the Apply Now option for the Business Analyst role. The page also links to the application process and includes employee profile stories for candidates who want to learn more about the experience of working in the analyst team.

Degree Requirement: Bachelor’s

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