Design Authority Analyst - Military veterans preferred

Title:

Design Authority Analyst

Job Title : Design Authority Analyst

Reports to : Head of Design/Business Design Lead as required

Location : Leatherhead, with the potential for national travel depending on requirements

Are you passionate about developing a career in Consulting and/or Digital Technology? Does the idea of working for different clients on complex business-critical IT Transformation projects excite you? Do you have a desire to maintain a balance between technical and business skills? If yes, then read on!

KBR's UK Advisory group is one of the fastest growing areas within KBR. Our current team has exceptionally talented individuals and industry experts who deliver consulting and technology solutions across all aspects of business transformation. Our teams have a track record of supporting clients in Government, Nuclear, Defence and Energy. Find out more about KBR at www.kbr.com

As a Design Authority Analyst within the Advisory team, the post holder will be responsible for:

• Development of a core programme delivery architecture, with support from BAs and Design Authority resources from across TF.
• Attendance and at times chairing of weekly design calls. Recording of key points, escalation and action as required.
• Overview, scheduling and management of work packages for design authority review.
• Initial review of all work packages.
• Ownership of design authority templates, generation, storage and version controlled as appropriate.
• Management of Design Authority Board preparations.
• Act as a point of contact for design queries, and the provision of ad hoc support, guidance and communication to the design team.

The following skills and experiences are essential :

• An interest in the design function of complex change programmes covering technical and business design.
• An awareness of TOGAF, enterprise architecture and cloud technologies.
• Demonstrable experience providing support to delivery programmes within KBR.
• A strong analytical mindset.
• Excellent team working skills, including listening, understanding and communicating to both clients and team members.

The following skills and experiences are preferable :

• Knowledge of MooD enterprise architecture toolset.
• Experience understanding and analysing information relating to complex programmes, such as risks, dependencies, issues and benefits.

What can Advisory offer in return

Our UK Advisory Group offers a highly collaborative, meritocratic & entrepreneurial work environment. We are a group of over 120 with ambitious plans to grow over the next 3 years. We stay connected as a team on a regular basis, so you’ll be joining a social bunch of people. You can also expect:

• A commitment to your development & continuous growth where you are in the driving seat
• 25 days annual leave
• A range of flexible benefits including well-being and life-style benefits.
• Our Consultants are heavily involved in shaping how their careers develop within our grade structure and the paths they can take in Advisory.

KBR is a global provider of differentiated professional services and solutions across the asset and program life cycle within the government services and technology sectors. KBR employs approximately 28,000 people worldwide with customers in more than 80 countries and operations in 40 countries. ?

KBR is proud to work with customers across the globe to provide technology, value-added services, and long- term operations and maintenance services to ensure consistent delivery with predictable results. At KBR, We Deliver.

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