Senior Business Analyst - Enterprise Reporting & Data Mapping

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Salary130 - 250 EUR per day

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Languages: English
Experience: 6+ years’ experience

Requirements

6+ years’ experience as a Business Analyst in complex IT or enterprise environments
Proven experience specifying enterprise reporting solutions end-to-end
Strong source-to-target data mapping capability at field level
Ability to define calculation logic, aggregations, and business rules
Experience translating high-level reporting requirements into detailed, implementable specifications
Experience working with BI / reporting teams in data-driven environments
Experience working in multi-system or integration-heavy environments
Ability to identify data gaps, ensure data traceability, and validate data accuracy
Strong analytical ownership of requirements (beyond documentation or facilitation)
Experience working in Agile environments (user stories, backlog management)
Clear communication and structured documentation skills
Ability to work independently in complex and ambiguous environments

Responsibilities

Convert high-level client report definitions into detailed specifications
Ensure traceability from requirement to data source
Define calculation logic and acceptance criteria
Reduce delivery risk through structured analysis and early identification of data gaps

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