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Overview

The Technical Business Analyst is part of the Business Analysis unit within the Information Management (Application) team, reporting to the Head of Section. This role acts as a key bridge between end-users, solution teams, and vendors, ensuring requirements are clearly defined and solutions are delivered effectively.

Key Responsibilities

Requirements & Analysis

• Gather and document user requirements and translate them into functional specifications
• Perform process modelling and feasibility studies
• Investigate user-reported issues and define scope of analysis

Testing & Delivery

• Prepare test plans, test scenarios, and execute system/integration testing
• Manage and monitor User Acceptance Testing (UAT) to ensure quality and timelines
• Support end-to-end delivery of projects and system enhancements

Project & Stakeholder Management

• Plan and manage project/enhancement timelines
• Coordinate with vendors and internal solution teams to ensure smooth delivery
• Escalate issues and risks to relevant stakeholders when required

Issue Resolution & Continuous Improvement

• Analyse system/process issues and identify root causes
• Work with technical teams to produce issue analysis reports and recommend solutions
• Support data extraction and analysis to troubleshoot problems

Communication

• Engage with business users to gather requirements and provide updates
• Communicate system-related information, policies, and processes within the team
• Maintain effective relationships across stakeholders at all levels

Knowledge & Domain

• Apply business and system knowledge across applications
• Domain knowledge in areas such as Insurance, Claims, Processing, or Finance is preferred

Requirements / Qualifications

• Minimum 4 years of experience as a Business Analyst (preferably in Insurance domain)
• Strong understanding of SDLC and system implementation
• Experience with Java or web/internet technologies is an advantage
• Strong analytical, problem-solving, and communication skills
• Able to work independently with minimal supervision
• Good stakeholder management and interpersonal skills
• Strong organisational and time management abilities

Work Environment

• Part of the Information Management department, supporting enterprise systems, applications, and IT infrastructure
• Requires proactive communication, willingness to learn new technologies, and collaboration across teams