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3.2

based on 21 Reviews

1 Texala Business Analyst Job

Business Analyst

TEXALA INDIA

3.2

based on 21 Reviews

1-4 years

Kolkata, Mumbai, New Delhi + 4 more

1 vacancy

Business Analyst

Texala

posted 3mon ago

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Key skills for the job

Computer Science Data Analysis Automation Testing Project Management IT Business Analysis Agile Coaching

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Job Description

Requirements Gathering and Analysis : Collaborate closely with clients, product managers, and development teams to thoroughly understand and document software requirements. This entails not only capturing functional needs but also diving into technical requirements and non-functional considerations like performance, scalability, and security.
Software Specification : Translate gathered requirements into comprehensive and clear software specifications. This documentation serves as the foundation for software development and includes items such as use cases, user stories, and detailed system requirements.
User Acceptance Testing (UAT) : Develop detailed UAT plans and lead the execution of these tests to ensure that the software fulfills the specified requirements and is ready for deployment. This involves close coordination with end-users or clients to gather feedback and validate the solution.
Client Communication : Act as the primary liaison between the development team and clients or business stakeholders. Maintain open and effective communication channels to manage expectations, provide project updates, and address concerns or change requests promptly.
Data Analysis : Conduct in-depth data analysis to ensure that data flows smoothly within the software and aligns with business needs. Identify potential data-related challenges and work with the development team to address them.
Process Improvement : Identify opportunities for optimizing business processes through software solutions. This often involves process reengineering and automation to streamline workflows and increase efficiency.
Prototyping and Mockups : Create visual representations such as wireframes, prototypes, and mockups to help stakeholders visualize the software solutions. Gather feedback from clients and team members to refine the design and functionality.
Quality Assurance Collaboration : Collaborate closely with quality assurance (QA) teams to define test cases and ensure that the software meets the highest quality standards. Address and track issues found during testing, working collaboratively to resolve them.
Risk Assessment : Identify potential risks and issues that could impact the successful delivery of software projects. Develop risk mitigation strategies and contingency plans to minimize project disruptions.
Documentation : Maintain meticulous documentation of software requirements, design specifications, and test plans. These documents serve as a reference point throughout the project lifecycle and for future maintenance.
Agile/Scrum Participation : In an Agile development environment, actively participate in key Agile activities such as sprint planning, backlog grooming, and daily stand-up meetings. This ensures that the development process remains responsive to evolving project needs.

Qualifications

Educational Background : A bachelor s degree in computer science, software engineering, business, or a related field is typically required. Relevant certifications in business analysis or project management are advantageous.
Analytical Aptitude : Strong analytical skills are paramount for comprehending complex software requirements, breaking them down into manageable tasks, and ensuring their alignment with broader project goals.
Effective Communication : Exceptional communication skills, both written and verbal, are essential. Business Analysts must convey technical information to non-technical stakeholders and facilitate collaboration within the development team.
Technical Acumen : Familiarity with software development processes, technologies, and methodologies (such as Agile and Scrum) is vital. This knowledge helps in bridging the communication gap between business needs and technical implementation.
Client-Centric Approach : The ability to deeply understand and prioritize client or stakeholder needs and advocate for them throughout the development process is crucial.
Proficiency in Software Tools : Business Analysts should be proficient in software tools commonly used in software development and business analysis, such as JIRA for project tracking, Confluence for documentation, and diagramming tools for visual representations.
Problem-Solving Skills : Strong problem-solving skills are essential for identifying and addressing complex issues that may arise during the project lifecycle.
Attention to Detail : A keen eye for detail is indispensable for accurately documenting requirements and ensuring the software s quality and adherence to specifications.
Adaptability : The capacity to adapt to changing project requirements, priorities, and timelines is essential in the dynamic and fast-paced environment of software development.
Team Collaboration : Business Analysts should be adept team players, collaborating effectively with cross-functional teams that may include developers, QA engineers, project managers, and other stakeholders.