Business Analyst

About the role

The Business Analyst plays a pivotal role in supporting agile software development and business transformation initiatives. The incumbent is responsible for engaging with end users and stakeholders to capture, document, and manage software requirements in alignment with organizational objectives. This role involves facilitating meetings, recording detailed notes, tracking actionable items, and ensuring all requirements are accurately entered and maintained within electronic tracking systems. The Business Analyst will have a robust background in information technology, software development, and preferably consulting. This role is expected to manage scope and budget considerations while upholding the highest standards of quality and security. Leveraging subject matter expertise, the incumbent will contribute to strategic planning, execution, and oversight of complex IT projects, ensuring optimal outcomes for the organization.

Responsibilities

• Identifies and analyzes business needs, conducts business & technical requirements gathering, defines scope and objectives through a variety of techniques such as work sessions and interviews.
• Analyzes and documents complex business requirements and processes; communicates these requirements to appropriate parties (mainly the development team and the business owners).
• Coordinates, facilitates, and leads meetings with clients to gather and document requirements, or explore potential solutions.
• Participates in technical reviews and inspections to verify 'intent of change' is carried out through the entire project.
• Creates complex test case scenarios to be used in testing; conducts/monitors/oversee/documents the testing of business applications to verify that all client requirements are incorporated into the system design.
• Provides expertise on continuous process improvement strategies, organizational redesign, change management projects, and performance measures for basic business process engagements.
• Facilitate regular progress meetings, and updates to varying departments.
• Generate and deliver transition status updates to program management and client.
• Use quantitative analysis