Lead Business Analyst (ecommerce)
Lead Business Analyst (ecommerce)
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Work with cross functional teams to understand, elicit, gather the business requirements and map them into user stories or use cases for technical teams
- Analyze requirements to enhance e-commerce websites.
- Provide functional perspective and expertise in design discussions.
- Design user interaction models, workflows, and user interfaces.
- Communicate conceptual ideas in easy to understand manner.
- Stay up to date with best practices and follow standards.
- Manage work relations with internal and external partners.
- Ensure solutions align with the IT long-term strategy.
- Support feasibility studies, project assessments & initiation (scoping, risk management and estimation).Participate in testing activities to ensure solution is of high quality and meets requirements.
- 6-8 years of experience in the IT space gathering requirements, including configuring and customizing systems.
- Experience in business analysis work on e-commerce platforms like Hybris e-commerce, Shopify, Big Commerce, Shopwired, Magento. - REQUIREDDemonstrates strong functional and technical knowledge.
- Requires a bachelor's degree or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
- Additional preferred skills:
- Hybris e-commerce experience highly preferred.
- SAP experience preferred.
- Experience communicating complex solution constraints and opportunities to non-technical decision-makers.
- Provide demos when needed.
- Agile project execution experience
- Basic project management experience.
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