Fulltime - Business Analyst (Insurance Domain) Financial & Banking - Chicago, IL at Geebo

Fulltime - Business Analyst (Insurance Domain)

Requirements Definition Process:
Take ownership of defining project requirements, ensuring clarity and alignment between business users and the data engineering team under general supervision Business Needs Analysis:
Produce and analyze business requirements for complex reports and bordereaux, ensuring alignment with long-term strategic goals.
Solution Integration:
Assess the impact and integration of solutions within existing business processes and systems.
Continuous Improvement:
Stay abreast of industry best practices, trends, changes, and tools, driving process enhancements to improve enterprise efficiency and product quality.
Development Collaboration:
Work closely with the data engineering teams to clarify requirements and ensure alignment with report delivery strategies.
Testing and Defect Management:
Oversee test strategy and plans, participate in testing phases, and proactively manage data quality issues and risks.
Good SQL knowledge, Insurance business knowledge Excellent Communication skill is the key.
Ability to think/analyze/act/be proactive.
Fulltime - Business Analyst (Insurance Domain) Recommended Skills Business Process Improvement Business Processes Business Requirements Communication Data Quality Quality Management Apply to this job.
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