Business Analyst with German

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Mainly to Germany and SwitzerlandFull-TimeMiddle

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Languages: German, English

Requirements

Proven experience as a Business Analyst or similar (Product Owner/Manager)
Fluent German (verbal and written)
Fluent English (verbal and written)
Openness to travel during the project
Ability to work with clients
Ability to work with internal business stakeholders and technical teams
Experience in process mapping
Experience in requirements elicitation
Experience in business case formation
Strong analytical thinking abilities
Strong problem-solving abilities
Experience with agile methodologies
Management skills
Teamwork and collaboration skills
Responsibility and Ownership
Independence

Responsibilities

Work directly with clients, business partners, and tech teams to determine customer needs
Provide clearly defined business requirements
Actively engage with clients to create detailed business cases
Create clear problem-solving statements

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