Kravanalytiker/affärsanalytiker

• As a Requirements Analyst, you are adept at gathering detailed business requirements through meetings and interviews with stakeholders. You have a knack for documenting these requirements clearly into specifications, user stories, and use cases. Your ability to analyze and prioritize requirements allows you to assess viability and business impact effectively. Acting as a connection between stakeholders, you ensure clear communication and a shared understanding of requirements.

• You manage changes to requirements throughout the project lifecycle, keeping all parties updated and supporting development and testing teams by clarifying requirements and resolving issues.

• You participate in quality assurance activities to ensure that the final solution meets business needs, and assist in creating user manuals and training materials. Your commitment to continuous improvement drives you to enhance the requirements gathering and analysis process, aligning with industry best practices.

• We highly value personal qualities such as cooperation, initiative, and a strong sense of responsibility. It's also crucial that our consultants maintain a professional and business-oriented approach when interacting with customers.

• Have at least 5 years of experience as a requirements analyst, product owner, scrum master, agile coach or similar role in, for example, retail, banking and insurance or the public sector.

• Have experience from several industries.

• Wanting to help the organization work as good as possible in order to develop the best possible products.

• Is a doer. We know, this is one of the most common clichés to write in job ads, but for our team structure to work, this is extra important. By doer, we mean that you take initiative and are decisive. You don't let the fear of making mistakes stop you.

• Speak and write Swedish and English fluently.
  
  

 Most of our assignments are larger IT projects where various testing methodologies are applied. Usually with Agile methodologies but also traditional waterfall-based IT development.