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      <description>Location: London | Salary: &amp;pound;550 - &amp;pound;600/day | Type: Contract | Systems Analyst    5-Month contract - Inside IR35 - up to -600 per day    London based - hybrid working - 2-3 days onsite    Media industry         JOB PURPOSE   The overall purpose of this role is to carry out impact analyses and design activities on a range of applications. Assessing how best to meet requirements is key, preferably using a methodological approach. You will be working closely with the IS Project Managers, Business Analysts, Developers, Testers and end users.        KEY RESPONSIBILITIES   * Work with Business Analysts and end users to understand the project aims, requirements and priorities of each initiative.  * Develop an understanding of the business processes, their strengths and weaknesses.  * Assess the impact of meeting the requirements on the applications portfolio.  * Identify the design options, assess these and recommend the most appropriate solution.  * Work closely with the Architecture, Development and Testing teams to ensure effective implementation of the chosen design.  * Assess success of the design in meeting the requirements post deployment and learn from the experience.  * Contribute to prioritisation and phasing plans in liaison with the Proje...</description>
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