1. What is the role you played in your last project ? 2. What is your latest experience with Agile Business Analyst role ? Explain with example of how did you break up epic into user story ? What are tasks in the story ? 3. Apart from title of the User story what all details should it cover ? 4. Explain how will you write acceptance criteria for the user story you just explained.. have you ever done wireframing ? 5. What is difference when you have in waterfall and agile model as a business analyst ? 6. What are different stakeholders you interact as a business analyst ? 7. What are different modules of billing system you have worked on (as my CV mentions few) 8. Have you worked on cloud based CRM ? 9. As i gave example of recent project of mobile app development, there were drill down questions on will there be a difference in IOS/Android apps ? What are different NFRs for a web-based interface an mobile app interface for the same self service application.

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As a Business Technical Analyst, I facilitate communication between stakeholders and ensure project requirements are met effectively.

In my last project, I acted as a liaison between the development team and stakeholders, gathering requirements and ensuring alignment.
In Agile, I broke down an epic like 'User Account Management' into user stories such as 'As a user, I want to create an account.'
Tasks for the user story included designing the UI, implementing backend logic, and writing test cases.
User stories should include acceptance criteria, priority, and any dependencies or constraints.
Acceptance criteria for the user story could be: 'User can create an account with valid email and password, and receives a confirmation email.'
I have experience with wireframing tools like Balsamiq to visualize user interfaces before development.
In Waterfall, requirements are gathered upfront, while in Agile, they evolve through iterative feedback.
Stakeholders include product owners, developers, QA testers, and end-users, ensuring all perspectives are considered.
I have worked on billing modules like invoicing, payment processing, and account reconciliation.
Yes, I have experience with cloud-based CRM systems like Salesforce.
For mobile app development, differences include UI/UX design considerations and performance optimization for iOS vs. Android.
NFRs for web-based interfaces include scalability and security, while for mobile apps, they focus on responsiveness and battery efficiency.