Business Analyst · Manchester

Michael
Soleymani

Translating complexity into clarity. I work at the intersection of technology, process, and people, turning business problems into solutions that actually get used.

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Analyst.
Problem
solver.

I'm a Business Analyst based in Manchester, currently working within the Solutions Delivery team at JMW Solicitors, one of the UK's leading law firms.

My background spans IT service delivery and solutions analysis, giving me a grounded understanding of how technology works in practice, not just in theory. I'm drawn to making complex systems legible: bridging the gap between what a business needs and what a team can build.

I have a growing interest in how AI can be embedded into business workflows — not as a novelty, but as a genuine force multiplier for the way teams think, decide, and operate. What strikes me most about AI isn't its capability in isolation, but what it reveals about the processes it touches: where the friction lives, where human judgment is irreplaceable, and where the two can work together in ways neither could alone.

I care about precision, clear thinking, and outcomes that matter.

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Current role Business Analyst
Organisation JMW Solicitors
Team Solutions Delivery
Location Manchester, UK
May 2026
Business Analyst
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Working within the Solutions Delivery team to analyse business requirements, map processes, and bridge the gap between stakeholders and technical teams across the firm.
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JMW Solicitors
Front-line technical support and service delivery across the firm. Developed a thorough understanding of enterprise IT systems, user needs, and operational workflows, providing the foundation for a move into solutions analysis.
Requirements gathering
Process mapping
Stakeholder management
IT service delivery
Systems analysis
Data interpretation
Problem decomposition
Cross-functional collaboration
"The best analysts don't just document what exists. They reveal what's possible."
On the craft of analysis