Business Analyst

Role – Business Analyst

Interviews involved – 2 rounds

Scotland Locals will be considered

Location: Glasgow, Scotland (Hybrid mode – 3 days/week from Office is a mandate, 2days remote)

Contract Duration– 3 months extendable contract (Under Client’s Payroll)

Government Sector Project

Job Description

• Experience in business analysis, design, development, architecture, integration, production support, and project leadership.
• Agile Business Analyst with practical experience working across various methodologies such as Scrum, Kanban, SAFe
• Experience of functional analysis, software design, Process modelling, business process flow diagram.
• Extensive experience developing business cases, eliciting and managing requirements, documenting use cases, and testing implementation of product.
• Gather and/or define requirements, often through interviews and facilitating meetings with client subject matter experts.
• Provide information on the data model and explain entities and attributes in the model and the relationships between them.
• Lead fit/gap sessions that map requirements to standard features and functions.
• Recommend and advise on application/functional extensions, as necessary, to client solution requirements.
• Serve as a bridge between technical staff and client stakeholders and authorities when the Curam technical team develops extensions.
• Develop functional designs associated with the extensions.
• Plan and execute tests to verify the solution is properly configured and extended to meet requirements.

Required Technical and Professional Expertise

• Successful Candidates will have:
• 10+ years exposure as Business Analyst.
• Consistent record of effective presentation delivery and written communications
• Social Services program experience with Government/public sector
• Screen design and story boarding.
• Demonstrated experience leading Joint Application Design (JAD) sessions
• Good to have: Exposure to UK legislative rules and benefits schemes.

A background in the public sector and ideally in the social welfare domain is desirable