Business Analyst

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Please find the job description below

• Role: Technical Business Analyst
• Location: Montreal, CA - Hybrid

Job Description

• - Gather and clarify requirements by speaking with stakeholders and turning their needs into clear functional and technical requirements.
• - Analyze processes and systems to understand how data, applications, and workflows operate today and what needs to change.
• - Bridge business and engineering teams by explaining requirements, constraints, and tradeoffs in terms each group can use.
• - Document solutions through process flows, user stories, acceptance criteria, data mappings, API specifications, or system diagrams.
• - Support delivery teams by answering questions, refining the backlog, and helping developers and testers stay aligned on scope.
• - Validate the solution by supporting test planning, reviewing results, and confirming that delivered changes meet the agreed requirements.
• - Manage dependencies and risks such as integrations, data quality, security, and impacts on other systems.
• - Help with change and rollout by preparing users, documenting new processes, and supporting implementation.

Qualifications

Required:

• - Work 3 days a week from Montreal.
• - Prior work in business analysis, systems analysis, software delivery, or a related role.
• - Ability to gather, analyze, document, and prioritize requirements; write user stories and acceptance criteria.
• - Familiarity with software development, databases, APIs, integrations, data flows, and system architecture.
• - Ability to map workflows, identify gaps, and explain how proposed changes affect existing systems and users.
• - Experience with Agile or Scrum; knowledge of tools such as Jira, Confluence, or similar platforms.
• - Ability to help define test scenarios, support user acceptance testing, and verify that solutions meet requirements.
• - Clear writing and facilitation skills, including the ability to work with both business stakeholders and technical teams.
• - Strong analytical thinking, attention to detail, and confidence managing ambiguity and dependencies.