Business/Process Analyst

🚀 Build smarter processes. Use AI. Shape how a fashion-tech company operates.

Our client is building an ambitious fashion-tech infrastructure that connects the entire fashion product lifecycle — from product development and demand validation to manufacturing, supply chain, commerce, fulfillment and the consumer experience.

We’re looking for a Business Analyst / Process Analyst who can help our client understand how the business works today, turn that knowledge into clear processes, and redesign them where needed to make the company more efficient, scalable and automation-ready.

This is not a role focused on documentation for documentation’s sake.

You’ll help shape how the business actually operates.

You’ll work closely with process owners and the technical team to understand, structure and improve business processes end to end.

Your responsibilities will include:

• Map business processes from the initial trigger or input all the way to the final outcome and ownership;

• Break processes down into steps, responsibilities, decision points, business rules, edge cases, data and systems involved;

• Identify dependencies between different systems and processes;

• Turn process knowledge into clear, structured and reusable documentation;

• Build and maintain a consistent company knowledge base;

• Identify processes that can be simplified, redesigned or automated;

• Analyse the potential business impact of process improvements, including time savings, reduced manual work, fewer errors and lower costs;

• Design and iteratively refine TO-BE processes together with process owners;

• Work closely with the technical team during development and testing;

• Validate that business logic is correctly implemented and resolve newly discovered rules and edge cases;

• Continuously update processes and documentation as the business and systems evolve;

• Where relevant, measure whether process improvements actually delivered the expected results.

A major part of this role is making existing business knowledge clear, structured, current and usable by both people and AI.

Our client expects you to actively use AI to make your work faster and more effective.

You’ll use AI to:

• Structure process interviews and discussions;

• Create first versions of process maps and descriptions;

• Identify missing information, contradictions and unanswered questions;

• Structure business rules and edge cases;

• Analyse and compare processes;

• Identify automation and optimisation opportunities;

• Structure and maintain the company knowledge base.

AI should do as much of the manual work as possible. You are responsible for making sure the thinking is right.

Analysis and development are not treated as two strictly separate phases.

Once there is enough business and system context for an initial solution, the technical team can build and test with AI. What is discovered during development and testing feeds back into the analysis.

You’ll continuously refine:

• Business logic;

• Rules and exceptions;

• Edge cases;

• TO-BE processes;

• Requirements;

• Documentation.

You’ll work closely with both process owners and the technical development team to make sure the final solution works correctly in practice.

The goal is not simply to document existing processes, but to understand, challenge and improve them.

You’ll be a strong fit if you:

• Have previous experience in Business Analysis, Process Analysis or Systems Analysis;

• Can quickly break down and structure complex business processes;

• Know how to ask the right questions and identify missing rules, exceptions and contradictions;

• Can work comfortably at the intersection of business, data and IT systems;

• Think through processes end to end rather than focusing only on individual tasks;

• Understand how process design connects with implementation and business outcomes;

• Are interested in process automation and optimisation;

• Actively use AI tools and know how to use them to make your work significantly faster and better;

• Are independent, systematic and highly structured.

Business & process analysis + systems thinking + strong process logic.

You don’t need to be a fashion industry expert.

What matters most is your ability to understand how a business works, make complex processes clear, identify what can be improved and translate that thinking into practical solutions.