Business Analyst Resume

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Confidential

Business Analyst

Responsibilities:

Gather Information Technology project requirements using interviews, document analysis, requirements workshops, surveys, business process descriptions, scenarios, business analysis, and task/workflow analysis.
Critically evaluate information gathered from multiple sources, reconcile conflicts, decompose high - level information into details, abstract up from low-level information to a general understanding, and distinguish user requests from underlying true needs.
Proactively communicate and collaborate with customers and developers to analyze information needs and functional requirements and deliver the following artifacts as needed: Project Charters, Business Process Diagrams, Business Requirements, Functional Requirements, Use Cases, Test Cases and User Interface design.
Utilize their experience in using enterprise-wide requirements definition, management systems and methodologies required. i.e. ITIL, CMMI, TFS, SDLC, ALM, SCRUM & AGILE
Successfully engage in multiple initiatives simultaneously at various phases of projects. i.e. Requirements Gathering, Documentation, Presentations, Testing and Project Lead
Drive and challenge business units on their assumptions of how they will successfully execute their plans in a fast paced environment

TECHNICAL SKILLS

Profession work experience of 7-10 years with 3 years as a Business Analyst
Strong analytical and product management skills required, including a thorough understanding of how to interpret customer business needs and translate them into application and operational requirements
Excellent verbal and written communication skills and the ability to interact professionally with a diverse group, executives, managers, subject matter experts and business users. As well as internal and external developers and technical services team
Ability to participate in and/or manage multiple projects at once
Business case development
Modeling techniques and methods
Nice to have exposure to Objected Oriented Programing concepts