Guidewire Business Analyst
ace stackPlano (TX)
Guidewire Business Analyst
Posted 8 days ago
ace stackPlano (TX)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Guidewire Business AnalystLocation: Plano, TX (Onsite) FulltimeRole - Guidewire Business AnalystExperience Required - 5+ YearsMust Have Technical/Functional SkillsProperty & Casualty (P&C) Insurance domain, specifically in Personal LinesGuidewire products (PolicyCenter, ClaimCenter, BillingCenter, Guidewire Digital, DataHub, InfoCenter, etc.)Guidewire implementationJIRA and ConfluenceRoles & Responsibilities • Experience with the Property & Casualty insurance domain, focusing on Guidewire Policy Center, Knowledge of property casualty rating and policy coverages and endorsements • Min 5yrs of hands-on experience as business analyst in driving requirement gathering session with business stakeholders • Gather, analyze, and document business requirements. Conduct stakeholder workshops, interviews, and requirement sessions. • Create Business Requirement Documents (BRD), Functional Requirement Documents (FRD), user stories, use cases, process flows, and acceptance criteria. • Act as a liaison between business users, product owners, developers, architects, and QA teams. • Communicate requirements and ensure alignment among stakeholders. Provide recommendations and validate proposed solutions • Conducts research, generates comparisons, draws conclusions, makes recommendations and validates solutions to effect transformational change. • Support SIT, UAT, regression, and integration testing. Validate business requirements against implemented solutions.
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