Description: Our client is currently seeking a Salesforce Business Analyst: As a Salesforce Business Analyst, you'll play a pivotal role in driving business process improvements and efficiency within Salesforce. You'll collaborate closely with stakeholders and engineering teams to understand business needs, analyze systems, and translate requirements into data-driven solutions.
This job will have the following responsibilities:
Requirements Elicitation and Documentation:
Work closely with stakeholders to define business priorities.
Collect, analyze, and document detailed functional and technical requirements, ensuring measurable acceptance criteria.
Be the bridge between IT and business stakeholders, facilitating effective communication.
Gap Analysis and Customization:
Perform gap fit analyses between business requirements and out-of-the-box features in internal systems applications.
Collaborate with architects and developers to leverage existing features while thoughtfully customizing to maximize efficiency and minimize maintenance costs.
Agile Project Management:
Assist in managing sprints and product backlog in an Agile environment.
Support testing resources by ensuring test scripts are in place.
Define and execute functional and user acceptance test plans.
Documentation and Stakeholder Interaction:
Develop and maintain documentation related to system functions and usage.
Act as the "voice of the customer" during stand-ups and prioritize tasks for successful delivery.
Engage with stakeholders at all levels, including the executive team.
What It Takes to Catch Our Eye:
Experience: At least 5 years in systems development, business analysis, and cross-functional projects.
Business Background: Exposure to eCommerce, product management, marketing, or operations.
Salesforce Expertise: Minimum of 2 years working with Salesforce.com platforms.
Requirements Gathering: Proven ability to gather and assess requirements for both technical and business applications.
Communication Skills: Exceptional communication skills, bridging the gap between technical and business professionals.