Senior Analyst Developer (054517-R-R)

The Student Systems team design and develop systems in collaboration with students and staff, to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of academic administration and service delivery, supporting the University in its aim of delivering outstanding teaching, learning and research.

We are seeking someone forward thinking, creative and skilled in application development to help us deliver our roadmap of prioritised projects in support of the University’s ambitions.

You should have experience of Higher Education, business analysis, system development and working collaboratively with diverse groups of people in a project environment to deliver successful outcomes. Ideally, you will be familiar with the SITS student records system, development of eVision and adept at eliciting and then translating business requirements into technical solutions.

If you are keen to work collaboratively with others in shaping the delivery of our systems and services, and can demonstrate drive and enthusiasm in meeting project objectives, we can reward you with access to continuing professional development opportunities, flexible working and an exciting portfolio of projects to lead.

For an informal discussion about the role please contact Marcus Parsons via m.parsons@surrey.ac.uk

The University of Surrey is amongst the highest achieving universities in the United Kingdom, having been awarded the Times/ Sunday Times University of the Year Award for 2016. Ranked 4th in The Guardian league table for 2017, 11th in the complete University guide and the recipient of three Queen’s Anniversary Prizes. This has positioned Surrey for even greater success in the future.

In addition to salary you will receive a generous annual leave entitlement and excellent development opportunities. Benefits package includes generous salary package, award-winning pension scheme, child care assistance and discounted membership to our world-renown Surrey Sports Park.

Closing Date: 27 Aug 2017
Category: Professional Services