We are on a mission to pioneer the world's next era of play. As we grow across Europe and Latin America, we're building The Playstack - the technology powering the next generation of sports, gaming, and fan experiences. Join us, and help make it the most widely used platform in the world From operations, to marketing, to product, we are looking for talented people who will shape how millions of customers play, watch, and connect every day. As a Business Process Analyst at Super, you will combine business analysis, process modelling, and emerging technology — including AI — to drive end-to-end business improvement across multiple functions and geographies. Bridging business and technology, you will leverage BPMN methodologies, process tools, and data insights to identify opportunities, define solutions, and deliver measurable outcomes.
What the role involvesAnalyse and document business requirements across multiple functions and geographiesMap and model business processes using BPMN 2.0 standardsUse BPM tools such as BusinessOptix or SAP Signavio to design, analyse,
and optimise processesConduct as-is / to-be analysis to identify inefficiencies, risks, and automation opportunitiesPartner with stakeholders to align business needs with technology and data-driven solutionsSupport the identification and evaluation of AI-driven opportunities, including process automation, decision support, and predictive analyticsFacilitate workshops, process discovery sessions, and stakeholder interviewsTranslate business requirements into functional specifications and user storiesCollaborate with delivery teams to ensure solutions meet business needsDefine and track KPIs and process performance metricsMaintain process documentation, governance standards, and repositoriesWhat we are looking forBachelor's degree in Business Administration, Information Systems, or a related field5+ years of experience in Business Analysis and/or Process Improvement rolesStrong experience in requirements ga
📌 Business Process Analyst (España)
🏢 Super
📍 España