Business Analyst for Traffic Technology Project

What you will do

You will work as a business analyst within a traffic technology programme, focusing on a project that ensures the integration between dynamic speed signs and fixed speed cameras. Your main responsibility is to analyse the current state of server usage, camera infrastructure and existing software solutions, and help design the future state with a view to redeploying existing solutions and equipment.

Your key tasks include:

• Ensuring that requirements and standards are clearly documented for the assigned traffic initiatives
• Developing and documenting processes to enable a streamlined handover to the operational team
• Identifying tasks, dependencies and risks
• Reporting progress to stakeholders: status, issues, bottlenecks, risks and proposed alternatives or mitigations; maintaining decision logs
• Setting up and maintaining quality management plans to ensure project deliverables meet required standards
• Documenting information in a structured way, with a view to anchoring and transferring knowledge

You will also contribute to longer-term vision work, helping to define the parameters of a stable traffic technology ecosystem for future expansion. You will stay informed about new developments in sensor technology and relevant legislation, and provide input for data protection impact assessments and other analyses when needed.

You will build strong working relationships with internal stakeholders such as core users, IT architects, project managers, data experts, functional analysts and software engineers. You take an advisory and facilitating role towards both management and operational services, and you can switch quickly between different topics depending on changing priorities.

What we are looking for

Experience and knowledge:

• At least three years of hands-on experience in business analysis and/or guiding IT projects
• Proven experience within complex IT environments for government institutions
• Experience with analysis methodologies and tools, such as business process modelling, requirement management and project tracking systems
• Familiarity with MS Visio, JIRA, Confluence or comparable toolsets is desired
• Experience with monitoring tools (including parameter definition) is a plus
• Affinity or experience with camera technology and traffic enforcement systems is an asset

Skills:

• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills; you can structure large amounts of information, summarise it in a neutral way and draw sharp conclusions
• Attention to detail without losing sight of the bigger picture
• Excellent communication skills, written and spoken; the ability to guide and align different stakeholders
• Proactive, results-oriented and structured working style; you take initiative and work methodically
• Discretion and reliability are essential, given access to sensitive information

Languages:

• Dutch or French as a native language, with strong passive knowledge of the other national language to function within a bilingual context (meetings, documentation)
• Active knowledge of English

The setting

This assignment runs until the end of December 2026, with a start as soon as possible. You will work full-time in Brussels, with a minimum of two days per week on-site; remote work is permitted for the remaining days.