AYAN InfoTech is looking for Business Analyst (Tech Pricing - API & DAPI) to join an exciting project based in Melbourne / Sydney. The role offers you the opportunity to contribute towards an extremely well structured and mature environment, working on sophisticated enhancement projects.
Role: Business Analyst (Tech Pricing - API & DAPI)
Location: Melbourne / Sydney
Contract Duration: 6 Months with high possible extensions
Experience: 7+ Years
Key Responsibilities:
- Experience working in Tech Pricing platforms
- Tech Pricing - API & DAPI
- Elicit and elaborate technical requirements in collaboration with business SMEs, Architects and Technical Leads, to form integrated, delivery-ready scope.
- Translate business requirements, architectural inputs, and solution designs into detailed functional and non functional requirements aligned to architectural patterns, platform capabilities, and enterprise guardrails.
- Work with E2E Business Analysts to ensure technical requirements fulfil the intent of business requirements and expected benefits.
- Facilitate informed trade-offs between business outcomes and technical feasibility, sustainability, and platform constraints.
- Ensure non-functional requirements (performance, security, scalability, reliability) are defined, implemented, and validated.
- Build a strong delivery backlog elaborating technical requirements into elaborated Jira initiatives, epics and stories that accurately reflect agreed technical scope.
- Ensure backlog items are ready for development with clear scope, acceptance criteria, and dependency visibility.
- Maintain master inventory integrity by maintaining end to end traceability between business requirements, expected benefits, architectural designs, and delivery backlog items.
- Ensure backlog items are ready for development, with clear scope, acceptance criteria, and dependencies.
Contact: 61-(02) 7207 6926 for more details.
Please note we will be able to contact only shortlisted candidates for this role. We thank you in advance for your interest.
