Senior Business Analyst

Job Description

Role : Senior Business Analyst Skill : BRD, PDD, Requirement Elicitation Mode : Hybrid Experience : 8-12 years Job Location : Bangalore Educational Qualification : Bachelor’s and/or Master’s degree in related field Roles & Responsibilities: Understanding and experience of working in an environment which has adopted Agile Philosophy and SCRUM Framework Requirement Elicitation Preparing Business Requirements Document (BRD), Process Definition Document (PDD), Functional Requirements Document (FRD), System Requirements Document (SRD) and Requirement Traceability Matrix Document (RTM) Scope finalization and Approval Management Preparing Wireframes, Process Flow Diagrams & Flow Charts using any recognized Tool like Lucid Charts, Balsamiq, Visio etc Requirement Prioritization Product Backlog Management and Refinement i.e. Framing user stories in Jira from the detailed functional requirements document using JIRA or Azure DevOps Driving Grooming Sessions for the Scrum Team – During Sprint Planning Performing Functional testing of requirements and extending testing support to UAT users by, logging defects, retesting defects Proficient in delivering the project demos to the stakeholders & conducting Training for the end user’s Experienced in drafting user guide/manual, process flowcharts, and training materials (If necessary) Skilled in handling multiple projects in parallel and preparing the requirements Strong oral and written communication Client relationship management Good To Have/Could Have: Experience of working in Health Care Domain/Industry Understanding of Automation and Tools like Automation Anywhere (AA), UiPath, Blue Prism etc Knowledge of Robotic Process Automation (RPA) Process development effort estimation and helping management team for cost estimation for clients. Involved in RFP, POC demo for multiple clients Knowledge of Database and SQL Queries Understanding of API’s and its implementation Overall understanding of System Integration aspects Understanding on Testing approaches