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Business Analysis jobs
Business Analysis jobs in Australia span business analysis, agile, change, program and project management, PMO and project support, and senior appointments. Robert Walters recruits permanent, contract and temporary roles for financial services, technology, professional services and commercial organisations, starting from junior business analyst roles to lead business analysts. Explore current opportunities and find your next job.
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Jobs
Salary: AUD160,000 - AUD180,000 per annum
Location: Melbourne CBD
Date Posted: 24 September 2026
Salary: AUD160,000 - AUD170,000 per annum
Location: Melbourne
Date Posted: 24 September 2026
FAQs
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What does a business analyst do?
A business analyst identifies business problems, gathers requirements and recommends solutions that improve processes, systems or performance. Business analysts work with business and technology teams to understand needs, analyse information, and document requirements. The role can cover IT, process improvement, and transformation projects. -
What qualifications do you need to become a business analyst?
Business analyst roles do not require one specific qualification, but employers often value a degree in information systems, computer science or a related field. Practical experience with software development, Agile or project work can also help. -
What is the difference between a business analyst and a systems analyst?
A business analyst focuses on business needs, processes and requirements, while a systems analyst focuses more closely on how technology and systems can meet those requirements. Business analysts often bridge business and technology teams, while systems analysts may work more deeply with technical specifications and system design.
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Which industries hire the most business analysts in Australia?
Business analysts are hired across technology, financial services, professional services and commercial organisations in Australia. Demand is particularly relevant where organisations are improving systems, processes or digital capabilities. Current Robert Walters opportunities include business analysis work in technology and cyber security.