Business Analyst

Job Description

Hi,

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Hope you are doing well!

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Please find the job requirement below. If your experience aligns with the role and you are interested in exploring this opportunity, please share your updated resume.

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Role- Business Analyst

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Location: Berkeley Heights, NJ and Alpharetta, GA (Onsite)

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Experience: 10+ Years

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Key Responsibilities:

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- Collaborate with business stakeholders, product owners, architects, and development teams to gather, analyze, and document business requirements.

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- Lead requirement elicitation workshops, interviews, process reviews, and stakeholder discussions.

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- Translate business needs into detailed functional requirements, user stories, business process flows, and acceptance criteria.

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- Create and maintain:

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--- Business Requirement Documents (BRD)

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--- Functional Requirement Specifications (FRS)

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--- User Stories and Epics

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--- Use Cases

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--- Process Flow Diagrams

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--- Data Mapping Documents

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- Analyze current-state and future-state business processes and recommend improvements.

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- Work closely with development and testing teams to ensure requirements are clearly understood and implemented.

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- Support backlog grooming, sprint planning, and Agile ceremonies.

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- Facilitate User Acceptance Testing (UAT), defect triage, and business sign-off activities.

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- Identify risks, dependencies, assumptions, and business impacts throughout the project lifecycle.

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- Coordinate with multiple business and technology teams across geographies.

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- Provide regular status updates and communicate project progress to program leadership.

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- Support change management, training, and deployment activities.

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Key Competencies:

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- Business Analysis

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- Requirement Management

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- Stakeholder Management

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- Strategic Thinking

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- Problem Solving

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- Process Optimization

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- Communication & Presentation Skills

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- Risk and Dependency Management

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- Cross-Functional Collaboration