Business Analyst
omni inclusiveSchaumburg (IL)
About the role
Business Analyst We are seeking a Business Analyst with hands-on experience in crop insurance, agricultural risk management, or related financial services. The candidate will bridge business needs with technical solutions, ensuring compliance with regulatory frameworks and delivering value to farmers, insurers, and stakeholders.
Key Responsibilities:
Gather and document requirements for crop insurance products and claims workflows.
Collaborate with stakeholders including farmers, insurers, regulators, and IT teams. Analyze yield data, weather models, and actuarial inputs to support product design.
Ensure compliance with USDA RMA (U.S.) or IRDAI/PMFBY (India) regulations.
Support implementation of policy administration systems and GIS mapping tools.
Prepare functional specifications, test cases, and training materials.
Desired Skills:
Strong domain knowledge in crop insurance and agricultural finance.
Experience with insurance policy systems, claims processing, and compliance reporting.
Proficiency in data analysis tools (Excel, SQL, BI platforms).Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills. Prior exposure to RCIS, PMFBY, or private agri-insurance projects preferred.
Qualifications:
Bachelor's degree in Business, Finance, Agriculture, or related field.3–5 years of BA experience in insurance or financial services. Certifications in Business Analysis (CBAP, CCBA) are a plus.
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