Job Title: Business Analyst
Job Purpose
The Business Analyst (BA) acts as a bridge between business stakeholders and technical/operational teams. The role focuses on analyzing business processes, identifying gaps and opportunities, translating business needs into clear requirements, and supporting data-driven decision-making to improve efficiency, profitability, and growth.
Key Responsibilities
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Gather, analyze, and document business requirements from stakeholders
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Study existing processes, workflows, and systems to identify inefficiencies and improvement areas
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Prepare Business Requirement Documents (BRDs), Functional Requirement Documents (FRDs), and process flow diagrams
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Work closely with management, operations, finance, IT, and sales teams to align solutions with business objectives
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Translate business needs into clear, actionable requirements for technical or execution teams
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Analyze data, KPIs, and performance metrics to support strategic and operational decisions
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Support project planning, UAT (User Acceptance Testing), and implementation activities
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Track project progress and ensure delivered solutions meet agreed requirements
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Identify risks, dependencies, and change impacts; recommend mitigation plans
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Prepare dashboards, reports, and presentations for management review
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Support change management, SOP development, and continuous improvement initiatives
Key Skills & Competencies
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Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
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Excellent documentation and presentation skills
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Ability to map and improve business processes
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Strong stakeholder management and communication skills
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Data analysis skills (Excel, BI tools, or dashboards)
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Understanding of project management methodologies
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Ability to convert complex business needs into simple, structured solutions
Qualifications & Experience
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Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, Management, IT, Finance, or a related field
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2–6 years of experience in business analysis, process improvement, or consulting
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Experience working with cross-functional teams
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Industry experience (Trading, manufacturing, wholesale business, etc.) is an advantage
Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
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Quality and clarity of business requirements
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Process improvement outcomes (cost savings, efficiency gains)
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Stakeholder satisfaction
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Project delivery success rate
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Accuracy and usefulness of analysis and reports
Reporting Line
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Reports to: Head of Operations & Finance