Gather and manage business, functional, and reporting requirements for enterprise application modernization and migration projects. Analyze VB.NET workflows, define future-state requirements, user stories, process flows, use cases, and acceptance criteria. Collaborate with stakeholders, developers, QA teams, and solution architects. Support migration from Crystal Reports to Cognos BI, UAT planning, testing coordination, issue resolution, and requirements workshops.
ELEKS Business Analysis Office is looking for a Solution Business Analyst in Richardson, TX, USA.
The client is among the top-5 health insurance companies in the US. They are dedicated to expanding access to high-quality, cost-effective health care and equipping their members with information and tools so they can make the best health care decisions for themselves and their families.
REQUIREMENTS
- 8+ years of Business Analyst experience in enterprise application development projects
- Experience with application modernization or migration initiatives
- Strong skills in requirements elicitation, process modeling, and documentation
- Ability to translate business needs into functional and technical requirements
- Advanced level of English
- Hybrid working arrangement: 2–3 days per week in the office
RESPONSIBILITIES
- Gather, document, and manage business, functional, and reporting requirements
- Analyze existing VB.NET application workflows and translate them into future-state business and functional requirements
- Collaborate with business stakeholders, developers, QA teams, and solution architects throughout the migration lifecycle
- Define user stories, business process flows, use cases, and acceptance criteria
- Support the migration of Crystal Reports to Cognos BI, including requirements gathering, report analysis, and validation
- Support UAT planning and execution, coordinate testing activities, and facilitate issue resolution
- Facilitate requirements-gathering workshops and stakeholder review sessions
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