Job Description

UCFB are looking for a Systems Analyst to join the Transformation and Technology Team.


The role is part of the team responsible for supporting the use and operation of applications within an assigned portfolio, including individual application functionality, configuration and operation, and its associated technical operating environment (including, but not limited to file systems, databases, interfaces, integrations, OS, and delivery platform).


The range of activities will cover the prioritisation, coordination and/or supervision of reactive support, problem management, planned maintenance, and small changes as appropriate. The role will also contribute to change projects as assigned.

Maintain application support processes and check that all requests for support are dealt with according to agreed procedures Designing, evaluating and document system components using established modelling techniques, standards, and methodologies to meet both functional and non-functional requirements. Develop comprehensive software implementation procedures with robust contingency plans. Apply technical expertise to investigate and resolve complex system software issues, requesting action from supplier if required.

Please see job description below for further details and person specification

University Campus of Football Business (UCFB) is a world first in sports education. Proudly the UK's fastest-growing higher education institution since our launch in 2011, UCFB's campuses are based at the iconic

Wembley Stadium

and

Etihad Stadium

.


In 2020, UCFB launched the

Global Institute of Sport (GIS)

, the new home of our Master's degrees and executive education in the UK, online and at inspirational stadiums including at

Inter Miami CF Stadium

, the

Melbourne Cricket Ground

in Australia,

New York's Red Bull Arena

and

Toronto's BMO Field

.


Our collaborations with elite sports organisations allow us to lead the field in producing the next generation of graduates. Partners include

The Football Association, Kick It Out

, the

League Managers Association

, the

National League

and the

Rugby Football League

domestically, as well as our global hub partners in the USA, Canada and Australia.