Business Systems Analyst

5+ years of BSA experience

Bachelor's Degree in Computer Engineering/Science and/or Business Administration.

Architectural Frameworks skills with The Business Architecture Guild or TOGAF

Experience working with capabilities/business architecture.

Strong experience working with business capability models.

Proficiency in Jira for software development management (JIRA administration).

Ability to manage Jira for 2-3 scrum teams, including facilitating BSAs in creating user stories, task creation, and agile test management.

Independent capability to collaborate with business stakeholders and create user stories.

Strong communication skills.

Facilitation and participation in various agile activities such as Sprint Planning, Sprint Retrospective, and Backlog management.

Responsibilities:

Automate the process as much as possible (linkage between, JIRA, Confluence, GitHub, Lucid, Asana/Monday).Provide training materials for Domain Architects and other stakeholders.

Help all Domain Architects to keep all Domain artifacts/process consistent.

Help remaining Domain baseline creation.

Collection feedback from stakeholders.

Provide reports to monitor framework adherence/status.

Shared capabilities support.

The Business System Analyst (BSA) collaborates closely with the Product Owner (PO) to develop the end-to-end product strategy and manage inter-factory/domain dependencies. Their key duties involve translating user requirements into actionable user stories and acceptance criteria, acting as the primary point of contact for the team regarding requirement clarifications and user stories. With a decisive role, they hold authority within the team as a representative of the PO, ensuring alignment on priorities and daily decision-making.

The BSA supports the PO in liaising with other factories and leadership to ensure team strategies align with the overall product vision. They prepare and guide the team through product demonstrations and other interactions, maintaining the relevance of process software and updating forms, reports, and databases as needed.

Facilitating Agile ceremonies and ensuring their ongoing execution, the BSA aims to enhance the factory's comprehension of Agile concepts and principles. They define the criteria for completing backlog items, monitor requirements and deliverables, and verify the product's readiness for release while ensuring incremental value creation.

Moreover, the BSA serves as the primary contact with other factories on the release train, ensuring compatibility and resolving impediments. They coordinate with central automation, compliance, and quality control to guarantee full compliance during product release.