Business Analyst

Position: Business Analyst

Key Responsibilities

· Conduct requirement-gathering and clarification sessions with business stakeholders.

· Understand existing business processes and translate business needs into functional requirements.

· Prepare and maintain:

1. Business Requirement Documents (BRD)

2. Functional Requirement Documents / Specifications

3. User Stories and Acceptance Criteria

4. Process Flows / Workflow Diagrams

· Requirement Traceability Matrix (RTM)

· Coordinate with business, development, QA, and other project stakeholders throughout the delivery lifecycle.

· Conduct requirement walkthroughs with development and QA teams.

· Support developers during implementation by providing functional clarifications.

· Review test cases to ensure adequate requirement coverage.

· Support SIT/UAT activities, defect analysis, and business validation.

· Perform impact analysis for new requirements and change requests.

· Track requirements from initial discussion through implementation and closure.

· Learn the organization's product, processes, and domain requirements as part of the project.

Mandatory Skills

· 4+ years of Business Analyst experience.

· Strong requirement gathering and analytical skills.

· Good understanding of the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC).

· Experience working with development and QA teams.

· Strong documentation skills.

· Ability to understand workflows, business rules, validations, roles, and approval processes.

· Good written and verbal communication skills.

· Ability to independently interact with stakeholders and drive requirement clarifications.

· Willingness and ability to learn a new product/domain quickly.

Preferred Skills

· Experience working on enterprise applications or workflow-based systems.

· Experience with Agile/Scrum or hybrid delivery models.

· Exposure to UAT, test-case review, defect triage, and release activities.

· Experience with tools such as Jira, Azure DevOps, Confluence, Visio, or similar tools.

· Exposure to Banking, Financial Services, Insurance, Risk, Compliance, Audit, ERP, CRM, or other enterprise domains would be an advantage, but is not mandatory.