Top Business Analyst Jobs

The Business Analyst will gather requirements, analyze processes, conduct testing, and improve business strategies while working with technical teams and stakeholders.

The Business Analyst will gather requirements for large systems, create technical roadmaps, and facilitate communication between stakeholders and technical teams.

The Business Analyst will evaluate business systems, assist with data warehousing, prepare specifications, and optimize processes, requiring extensive experience and creativity.

The Business Analyst will lead UAT activities, create test strategies, support data analysis, and generate reports using Microsoft tools. They must communicate effectively with team members.

The Business Analyst will manage requirements documentation, assess needs, plan tasks, and oversee collaboration for P&C insurance projects. Familiarity with PMO documentation and business application integration is essential.

The Business Analyst or Functional Analyst will assess business needs, oversee BI analysts, and ensure effective communication between business teams. Requires 7+ years experience in BI/DW.

The Business Analyst role focuses on requirements elicitation, business process modeling, scope management, risk management, and collaboration with internal and external teams.

The OMS Business Analyst will manage business requirements for the OMS system focusing on eCommerce, utilizing Manhattan for multi-channel distribution operations.

The EDI Business Analyst will analyze requirements, perform EDI mapping, and integrate new EDI forms with the existing claims system.

The Business Analyst will analyze business processes, particularly in healthcare claims systems, and gather requirements using Agile methodologies.

The EDI Business Analyst will conduct requirements analysis for EDI projects, focusing on mapping, looping, and integrating new EDI forms with the claims system.

The Business Analyst II role involves analyzing data, supporting customer acquisition, developing BI tools, and collaborating with stakeholders to improve business performance.

The LMS Business Analyst will manage and optimize the Learning Management System, translating business needs into technical requirements while supporting stakeholders and ensuring data integrity.

The Business Analyst II will analyze business data, communicate with stakeholders, assess process improvements, and support project deliveries. Responsibilities include gathering requirements and collaborating with cross-functional teams.

The Business Analyst III will support project goals, engage with stakeholders, and enhance business analysis processes while mentoring junior analysts.

As a Business Intelligence Analyst, you'll analyze data to improve healthcare outcomes by collaborating with various teams and automating data processes.

The role involves business analysis related to supply chain systems, documenting and validating requirements, and recommending process improvements. It requires participation in solution delivery and collaboration with project teams.

The Geospatial Business Analyst role involves providing GIS technical support, developing geospatial products, troubleshooting issues, and working with various ESRI tools to deliver solutions for national security events.

The Business Analyst will select and implement media workflow solutions, assist in system documentation and processes, and manage system integration.

The Business Analyst will lead projects, stay updated on technology, improve processes, and effectively collaborate across functions with strong communication skills.

The Business Analyst will focus on banking processes, especially in loan origination and processing, emphasizing communication and onsite experience.

The role involves analyzing data in the automotive domain, requiring strong skills in IT security, analysis, organization, and presentation.

The Business Analyst will focus on property and casualty insurance, leading analysis of business processes, managing requirements, and engaging with executive stakeholders.

The Demandware Business Analyst will leverage ecommerce experience to manage integrations and optimize performance using various technologies and platforms.

The Business Analyst will analyze business flows, create technical requirements, wireframes, and document integration mappings with a focus on Microsoft tools and Scrum methodology.