Associate Business Analyst

As a Product Analyst, your main responsibility will be to produce high-quality documentation that is tailored to the intended audience. You will need to have a deep understanding of product requirements and end-user needs, as well as the ability to review, analyze, and interpret Business Requirements Documents (BRD) and provide feedback on key functionalities and technical feasibility. It will be important for you to translate BRDs into Functional Requirements Documents (FRD) and elicit and analyze all requirements, including business rules. In this role, you will also be tasked with identifying and documenting all business, technical, product, and process requirements. You will develop detailed requirements, features, user interface mockups, storyboards, use cases, wireframes, or other artifacts needed to ensure a successful and quality product. Additionally, you will create and maintain Functional Requirements, User Interface requirements, and Service interface requirements according to established processes in the organization. Collaboration with both business and technical teams will be essential as you create and maintain the Functional design for various modules in the platform. Your analytical and problem analysis skills will be put to the test as you deliver Product Requirements Documents (PRDs/Stories) with corresponding justification and develop prototypes and Business Use Case Scenarios to gather and document requirements effectively. Following the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) process in the organization and maintaining all relevant requirements artifacts will be a key part of your role. Prioritizing product requirements and end-user needs, assisting in beta and pilot programs, and working with cross-functional teams across multiple countries and time zones will also be part of your responsibilities. To qualify for this position, you should have a Bachelor's degree in Science, Computers, Information Technology, or Engineering, along with 3-6 years of experience working as a product analyst. Experience with web-based products/projects, adherence to established PMO methodologies and processes, and strong communication skills are also required. You should be passionate about building transformational products, capable of managing multiple assignments concurrently, and committed to delivering high-quality and efficient work.,