Business Analyst

SGS

5d•Hybrid

About The Position

The Business Analyst (BA) is a key link between business stakeholders and technical teams within Global IT. The role is responsible for understanding business needs, gathering and documenting requirements, analyzing processes, and translating those requirements into functional solutions. Business Analysts support the full solution lifecycle, from requirements gathering and workshops through testing (UAT/SIT), deployment, and post-implementation support, ensuring that delivered solutions meet business expectations and organizational objectives. The team supports a broad portfolio of ERP, EPM, reporting, and transformation initiatives, including Oracle EBS, cloud transformation, Power BI, finance-related projects, and emerging technology initiatives. The team is expanding due to resource movements to other strategic projects, creating a need for additional Business Analysts to support delivery priorities and maintain project momentum.

Requirements

Outstanding soft skills
Strong communication abilities
Curiosity
Proactive mindset
Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills
Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities
An inquisitive mindset and the ability to ask the right questions
A self-driven approach with a desire to learn and develop new skills
Confidence working with both business and technical stakeholders
Ownership of requirements throughout the end-to-end project lifecycle

Nice To Haves

ERP experience
SAP experience
Oracle experience
EPM experience
Finance process experience

Responsibilities

Gather, analyze, and validate business requirements from a variety of stakeholders.
Facilitate workshops and discussions to identify solutions and improvements.
Create functional specifications, user stories, workflows, and acceptance criteria.
Act as the bridge between technical teams and business users throughout project delivery.
Support testing activities and ensure solutions are delivered according to business needs.
Build strong relationships with stakeholders and communicate effectively with both technical and non-technical audiences.