Business Analyst/ Product Owner
Business Analyst/ Product Owner
Posted today
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- The Business Analyst / Product Owner (BA/PO) is responsible for translating business and operational needs into structured, actionable work for delivery teams.
- This role acts as the primary bridge between business stakeholders, operations, and delivery teams, ensuring that initiatives are clearly defined, properly sequenced, and aligned to enterprise priorities.
- At Concorde, the BA/PO is not just a requirements writer—they are a value translator and delivery enabler, ensuring that every initiative produces measurable operational, compliance, and customer outcomes.
- Key Responsibilities1. Requirements Definition & Business Analysis
- Elicit, analyze, and document business, operational, and regulatory requirements
- Translate high-level initiative goals into:
- Clear scope definitions
- Functional and process requirements
- Detailed user scenarios and workflows
- Ensure requirements account for:
- Compliance obligations (DOT, OSHA, etc.)Operational realities (24/7 testing, field collections, client workflows)
- Validate requirements with stakeholders to ensure accuracy and completeness2. Backlog Ownership & Prioritization
- Own and manage the team-level backlog (features, epics, user work items)
- Break down initiatives into prioritized, executable work
- Ensure backlog items are:
- Clearly defined
- TestableAligned to business outcomes
- Partner with leadership to maintain priority alignment with enterprise sequencing3. Initiative Translation & Execution Readiness
- Convert enterprise initiatives into delivery-ready work packages
- Ensure clarity on:
- Scope boundaries
- DependenciesRisks and assumptions
- Prepare initiatives for execution by:
- Structuring work for planning cycles
- Confirming stakeholder alignment
- Ensuring readiness for delivery teams4. Stakeholder Engagement & Alignment
- Act as the primary interface between business stakeholders and delivery teams
- Facilitate working sessions to:
- Clarify requirements
- Resolve ambiguities
- Align expectations
- Ensure all parties maintain a shared understanding of:
- What is being delivered
- Why it matters
- How success is measured5. Acceptance Criteria & Quality Assurance
- Define clear acceptance criteria for all work items
- Ensure delivery outputs meet:
- Business expectations
- Operational usability
- Compliance requirements
- Support validation and testing efforts to confirm outcomes meet defined criteria6. Planning Support & Execution Alignment
- Support planning cycles by:
- Preparing refined backlog items
- Identifying dependencies and sequencing needs
- Participating in planning and commitment discussions
- Ensure work entering delivery is:
- Strong business analysis and requirements elicitation
- Agile backlog management and prioritization
- Process mapping and workflow design
- Stakeholder facilitation and communication
- Analytical thinking with attention to detail
- Domain Alignment (Concorde-Specific)
- Experience in regulated or operational environments preferred:
- Drug & alcohol testing programs
- Occupational health services
- Background screening or compliance workflows
- Ability to understand:
- Multi-location service delivery
- Client-specific program customization
- High-reliability, high-compliance operations
- Tools & Platforms
- Jira (backlog and work management)
- Process mapping tools
- Collaboration and documentation platforms
- Behavioral Expectations
- Think in terms of outcomes, not just requirements
- Push for clarity—do not allow ambiguity into execution
- Balance detail with speed (avoid over-engineering)
- Communicate directly and proactively
- Maintain strong accountability for work quality
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