Business Analyst

The CGS team is looking for an ambitious Business Analyst for projects in the HealthCare, EDU, Booking, E-Commerce, and Blockchain sectors.

A little more about us:

• Our most prominent clients are Trello, IBM, Cisco, GrowthDay, Cosuno, LiveArtMarket Inc, and HomeLike.

• As for the domains, we work in HealthCare, EDU, Booking, E-Commerce, and Blockchain (NFT // smart contracts // DeFi).

Client locations:

USA, Canada, Europe, Singapore.

What we expect from a potential candidate:

• Experience in IT as a Business Analyst (BA) for at least 1 year (preferred);

• Understanding of the requirement life cycle (how to identify, gather, structure, and analyze client requirements).

• Excellent analytical and communication skills.

• Attention to detail and the ability to explain the business logic of a product and each product feature down to the smallest details.

• Ability to present a project estimation proposal to potential clients in English, and explain the product’s business logic both in writing and verbally with potential clients.

• English level of at least Upper-Intermediate (both writing and speaking), and experience in business communication with native English speakers.

What you will need to do:

• Gather, structure, and prioritize client requirements in the estimation table.

• Explain the product’s business logic to the Technical Lead while filling out the estimation table.

• Present the Project Estimation Proposal during calls with potential clients.

• Explain the product’s business logic to potential clients, from the presentation of the first proposal to the start of development.

• Onboard and consult the development team on project requirements during the development phase, and ensure the project is implemented according to the agreed-upon product scope and business logic.

Benefits:

• Working with no-legacy projects;

• 15 paid vacations and public holidays, with an additional 5 days added for each year of work;

• Work-life balance schedule. We focus exclusively on results, not time, and consider time trackers to be the most horrible thing on the planet;

• 0% bureaucracy;
• English speaking club.