AWS Cloud Business Analyst _100 % Remote

Role: AWS Cloud Business Analyst
Location: 100% remote

Description:

Client is looking for a Business Analyst with AWS experience to join their CPE (cloud platform engineering team) which supports Agile Cloud/Infrastructure teams to deliver product value to business partners. Must have strong requirements gathering, agile and at least one AWS certification.

Client Requirements: Need to be a strong AWS BA with at least one AWS certification. The interview will go through their requirements gathering, agile experience and will ask AWS questions we were needing strong AWS knowledge.

Central AWS cloud infrastructure

Domain knowledge

Will participate in the daily standup, gather requirements and other initiatives from other product teams as well

This team does more backend work and works with technical SME’s.

  • Deliver robust solutions to meet complex business requirements involving cloud and infrastructure changes.
  • Facilitate effective communication among team members to collaboratively develop comprehensive technical requirements.
  • Ensure project alignment with overarching organizational goals and business benefits, thereby enhancing strategic coherence and value delivery.
  • Demonstrate strong leadership by managing, delivering, and communicating cross-functional initiatives across multiple product teams.
  • Elicit and evaluate information from multiple sources, reconcile conflicts, and decompose high-level information into detailed insights.
  • Distinguish user requests from underlying needs and solution ideas from requests.
  • Understand the impact of policies, systems, and processes on requests/projects.
  • Exhibit meticulous attention to detail during meetings, diligently documenting and following up on action items from DSUs (daily standups)
  • Cultivate strong client relationships by engaging in clear, consistent, and strategic communication with business partners and stakeholders.
  • Protect the company by handling sensitive business information with appropriate confidentiality.
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