SAP Business Analyst
About the job
- A university degree in Economics, Business Administration, or Computer Science, or equivalent experience.
- Experience in business process modelling using BPMN 2.0, analysis, optimization, and redesign, including process simulation and bottleneck identification.
- At least 5 years of experience in Business Analysis.
- At least 2 years of SAP experience.
- Fluency in English.
- Ability to translate business requirements into functional and non-functional specifications, including business rules, APIs, data models, and integration concepts.
- Strong background in Agile frameworks, stakeholder engagement, and leading elicitation activities across multiple stakeholder groups.
- Hands-on experience with BPM and workflow platforms such as Camunda, IBM BPM, Appian, or Bizagi, and business process automation.
- Senior-level Business Analysis experience with the ability to lead BA teams, mentor junior BAs, and independently manage complex BA initiatives.
- Plan and execute Business Analysis activities, selecting appropriate approaches and elicitation methods for SAP implementations and enhancements.
- Analyse, model, and redesign as-is and to-be business processes, identify optimization opportunities, and support process automation through executable workflows.
- Lead stakeholder analysis, engagement, and elicitation activities, including workshops and requirements-gathering sessions.
- Translate business needs into clear functional and non-functional requirements, detailed specifications, and business rules for Product Owners and delivery teams.
- Lead complex BA changes across Epics and product features, coordinating BA activities.
- Collaborate with Product Owners, Solution Architects, Developers, and senior stakeholders to align business objectives and technical solutions.
- Challenge stakeholder requirements by assessing business value, costs, benefits, priorities, and strategic alignment.
- IIBA or equivalent certification.
- SAP certification.
- Experience in Business Architecture, capability modelling, value stream mapping, and developing business roadmaps; TOGAF and BizBOK knowledge is preferred.
- Experience with Drools/DMN is valued.
About the company
Netcompany provides IT services and digital transformation in Northern Europe, delivering modern IT solutions for large corporations and the public sector using agile delivery to bring projects to market quickly. It executes end-to-end projects from strategy and design through development, deployment, and operation, with cross-functional teams anchored in the client organization to ensure measurable customer value and speed. It differentiates itself through a focus on Customer Value, guaranteed delivery, and a broad regional footprint, using standards-based technology and close collaboration to adapt as needs change. Its goal is to be the leading digital challenger in Northern Europe and help Northern European businesses become future digital winners.
Company Size
5,001-10,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Copenhagen, Denmark
Founded
2000
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Q1 2026 revenue grew 38.4%; UK revenue jumped over 50% year-on-year.
- The Norwegian Agriculture Agency expanded Netcompany to 50-plus systems through at least 2029.
- Management raised 2026 revenue guidance to 16%-20.5% after strong H1 performance.
What critics are saying
- Q2 2026 booked DKK148 million restructuring costs, signaling headcount pressure through 2027.
- Debt leverage reached 2.3x in Q2 2026, limiting room for acquisition mistakes.
- Legacy-service transitions for NHS screening and agriculture create delivery risk across 2026-2027.
What makes Netcompany unique
- Netcompany won NHS England's £215 million adult-screening digitization contract on 3 September 2026.
- Its sovereign NHS-owned delivery model beats offshore-heavy consultancies on public-sector trust.
- Netcompany Banking Services adds a regulated platform stack across banking, pensions, and insurance.
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Benefits
Flexible Work Hours
Remote Work Options
Health Insurance
401(k) Retirement Plan
401(k) Company Match
Paid Vacation
Paid Holidays
Wellness Program
Mental Health Support
Gym Membership
Phone/Internet Stipend
Home Office Stipend
Conference Attendance Budget
Professional Development Budget
Family Planning Benefits
Fertility Treatment Support
Stock Options
Company Equity
Parental Leave
Adoption Assistance
Childcare Support
Tuition Reimbursement
Professional Certification Support
Training Programs
Mentorship Program
Meal Benefits
Relocation Assistance
Employee Referral Bonus
Education allowance
Pet Insurance
Bereavement Leave
Commuter Benefits
Liberal leave
Sabbatical Leave
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0%Netcompany signs framework agreement to manage 50+ digital systems for the Norwegian Agriculture Agency. The Norwegian Agriculture Agency (Landbruksdirektoratet) has selected Netcompany to maintain and further develop a portfolio of more than 50 systems under a new framework agreement. The agreement runs for three years with an option to extend for a further three years, and has an estimated value of NOK 30-45 million per year. The Norwegian Agriculture Agency has selected Netcompany to maintain and further develop the Agency's entire portfolio of digital systems. Netcompany will gradually take over responsibility from the current suppliers and by the end of 2026 Netcompany will assume full delivery responsibility under the agreement, which also includes technical and strategic advisory services as well as quality assurance of deliveries from third parties. The Agency's systems support the administration of various support and subsidy schemes within agriculture, forestry, reindeer husbandry and wildlife subject to hunting. The systems are used by around 40,000 farms, 170,000 hunters, 120,000 forest owners, 3,000 reindeer herders and 1,500 caseworkers across the Agency and other public bodies. Netcompany has worked with the Norwegian Agriculture Agency since 2022, helping develop digital solutions for the reindeer husbandry industry, including subsidy applications, case processing and registration of slaughter data. Under the new framework agreement, Netcompany takes on a broader responsibility for modernisation, further development and ongoing maintenance across the Agency's system portfolio. "We are incredibly proud that the Norwegian Agriculture Agency continues to place its trust in us. We know the Agency's systems and processes from our previous collaboration, and we will build on that insight to ensure stable operations while developing modern, scalable solutions that support the needs of both the Agency and Norwegian agriculture", says Geir Arne Olsen, Country Managing Partner at Netcompany Norway. The agreement adds to Netcompany's growing role in the digitalisation of the Norwegian public sector and critical infrastructure. The company already works with a number of Norwegian government bodies and municipalities on digitalisation, and also has several partnerships within Norwegian rail and airport operations.
Netcompany claims NHS contract to help digitise screening. Denmark's Netcompany has been awarded a five-year contract from NHS England, worth more than £215 million, to build the digital infrastructure underpinning adult screening programmes. The agreement covers all seven national adult screening programmes, including breast, cervical, and bowel cancers, which collectively lead to around 15 million invitations to take part each year and saves thousands of lives. In a statement, Netcompany said the services will form a central part of the NHS Digital Prevention Services Programme (DPSP) and be instrumental in the government's ambition to shift the health service from treatment to prevention, as laid out in the current NHS 10-Year Plan. The objective is to deliver "earlier diagnosis and faster treatment," according to the company, which will run and enhance the digital services behind the existing screening pathways while building the next generation. That will include a new national breast screening service and an enhanced cervical screening service that invites people digitally and offers them an HPV self-testing kit at home. The upgraded screening infrastructure is designed to find more disease earlier, shorten the time between an invitation and a result, and make it easier for people to take part, according to Netcompany. It also stressed that the services will be "sovereign and NHS-owned: built in the UK and controlled by the NHS." Additionally, the contract includes a commitment to use an ecosystem of UK partners, with 33% of contract revenues committed to small and medium-sized businesses. There is considerable debate in the UK at the moment about the prominent role being played in the digitalisation of the NHS by controversial US tech firm Palantir, which manages a £330 million, seven-year contract with NHS England to run the Federated Data Platform (FDP). There have been calls by patient, healthcare, worker, trade union, and consumer rights groups, as well as MPs, for that contract to be cancelled when it expires next February. Netcompany already has a track record of working successfully with the NHS, having previously delivered a national online GP registration service, used by millions of patients and adopted by 99% of surgeries in England. "We are taking on one of the most ambitious digital programmes in the UK healthcare sector, further strengthening Netcompany's position as a key public-sector partner," said André Rogaczewski, the company's co-founder and chief executive. "Screening saves lives, and the digital systems that support this programme have a decisive impact on millions of citizens," he added. "Our role is to build modern, secure, and data-driven solutions that ensure screening is fast, effective, and targeted." 3 September, 2026
Netcompany Group has raised its full-year revenue guidance for 2026 following strong first-half performance. The Danish IT services company now expects group revenue growth of between 16% and 20.5%, up from its previous guidance of 15% to 20%. The upgrade comes after Netcompany achieved revenue growth of 40.9% in the first six months of 2026, with 15.1 percentage points of that growth being organic. The company cited its current backlog and weighted pipeline as supporting factors for the revised outlook. Netcompany maintained its adjusted EBITDA margin guidance at between 16% and 19% for the group. The company is scheduled to publish its full second-quarter interim report on 13 August 2026.
Therefore, Netcompany has hired a former insurance CEO. Netcompany wants to grow in the financial sector and has hired two profiles. With the hiring of two profiles from the financial sector, Netcompany will further boost its European expansion in the financial area. On Tuesday, the IT company announced that it has hired the long-time Topdanmark CEO, Peter Hermann, as well as Søren Skov Mogensen, who comes from a position as CEO of the container company Titan and has a background in the financial sector. Mentioned industries: Banks Børsen job. Item 1 of 5
Netcompany strengthens its financial services business with two high-profile appointments. Former Topdanmark CEO Peter Hermann will become a Partner in Netcompany with responsibility for the company's ambitions within life & pension and insurance, while Søren Skov Mogensen, currently Group CEO of TITAN Containers and formerly a senior executive at Banking Circle Group and Danske Bank, will become the new CEO of Netcompany Banking Services. The two appointments will accelerate Netcompany's growth across life & pension, insurance and banking in Denmark, the Nordics and, over time, across Europe. Peter Hermann (53) will join Netcompany as Partner and Head of Life, Pension & Insurance on 1 September 2026. He will take on overall responsibility for Netcompany's solutions for the pensions and insurance sector. His initial focus will be on further strengthening Netcompany's position in Denmark. Over time, he will help introduce the company's digital solutions for the financial sector in additional European markets. Peter Hermann has more than 25 years of experience in life & pension and insurance, most recently as Group CEO of Topdanmark, where he led a major technology transformation and modernisation programme in which the company's legacy insurance systems were replaced by a single new core platform and a new customer solution. Peter is a strong and strategic leader who has delivered technological and organisational modernisations with high complexity and clear results. Jens Aaløse, Country Managing Partner, Netcompany Denmark: "Peter's extensive experience in leading major technology transformations gives him a deep understanding of the demands, risks and priorities our clients face. Together with his strong industry insight, commercial capabilities, execution power and European outlook, this makes him the ideal profile to further develop our solutions, drive growth and help life & pension and insurance companies realise the new opportunities created by technologies such as AI." Netcompany already has a strong position in the life and pensions sector through its AMPLIO Life & Pension solution, its co-ownership of Festina Finance and its partnership with pension services provider Forca. With Peter Hermann at the helm, Netcompany will further develop that position, establish a presence in the insurance market and bring the company's technology and solutions to even more clients.