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Domain consultant of Aerospace Technical Publication| Derby, UK

Infosys
Derby
1 week ago
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As a Domain Consultant, you will leverage your industry understanding and domain expertise to recognize key trends impacting the clients, identify transformation levers, design or contribute to the next generation IT-led solutions, and facilitate solution deployment. You may be part of or lead a small to medium sized team in this context. Additionally, you will also contribute to sales pursuits/market development activities, thought leadership artifacts and other org-wide initiatives.Role and Key ResponsibilitiesDomain Consulting and Business Analysis• Understand complex client scenarios and functional landscape to identify problems and asses the business impact• Drive business workshops to define the scope and envision improvements. Define requirements and elaborate functional specifications for an IT solution. Explore AI and Gen AI interventions in the solution design• Document AS-IS and TO-BE business processes and enablers• Design Business Use cases, lead Functional Architecture, re-engineer process models and integrate disparate services for end-to-end solution delivery• Work with Product Owners and business stakeholders to analyse requirements and prepare Product Backlog items.• Prepare user stories and define acceptance criteria• Act as a bridge between the business stakeholders and the technology solution team from definition through deployment wearing multiple roles through the phasesSales Pursuits, Thought Leadership and Unit Initiatives• Contribute to sales pursuits and market development initiatives, working with the sales and account teams.• Contribute to thought leadership and innovation tracks – industry solution, partnership, and publications.• Contribute to org / unit initiatives.Required (Mandatory)• 6-9 years of relevant experience in Aerospace sector - in technical publications, supply chain, shopfloor operations, quality, or service/repairs domains – as a domain / business Consultant, business analyst, product owner / proxy product owner, or industry practitioner. At-least 2-3 years of experience in Technical Publication (TechPub) area.• Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills• Location UK (Preferably based at Derby. If the candidate is not based at Derby, he/she should be willing to travel to Derby as per the project requirements.)Required (Good to Have)• Conversant with design-thinking based, agile lightweight approaches such as customer personas, customer journeys, story maps etc.• Experience with risk assessment, incident investigation, and continuous improvement methodologies (e.g., Six Sigma)• Familiarity with industry frameworks such as APQC, SCOR etc.• Experience in Software development lifecycle and Agile methodologiesEducation Qualifications• Graduation – Engineering, Science etcPersonalBesides the professional qualifications of the candidates we place great importance in addition to various forms personality profile. These include:• High analytical skills• A high degree of initiative and flexibility• High customer orientation• High quality awareness• Excellent verbal and written communication skillsAll aspects of employment at Infosys are based on merit, competence and performance. We are committed to embracing diversity and creating an inclusive environment for all employees. Infosys is proud to be an equal opportunity employer

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