BE - Business and Functional Analyst at Collaboration Betters The World GmbH

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Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

21 May, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

20 Feb, 26

Experience

2 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Business Analysis, Functional Analysis, UML, BPMN, AS-IS Analysis, TO-BE Analysis, Gap Analysis, Stakeholder Communication, Requirement Translation, Functional Specifications, User Stories, Process Documentation, Workflow Creation, Technical Feasibility, Test Phases, English

Industry

IT Services and IT Consulting

Description

Overview Who are we? Collaboration Betters The World (CBTW), is a company providing tech et business solutions to its clients, through the expertise of its 9 service lines. As a Business and Functional Analyst, you will join our Strategy & Governance service line, where we are shaping visionary strategies and robust governance to drive sustainable business successes. Responsibilities What is your role? You will be part of a journey where you will have two impacts: a client impact and an internal impact. For the internal impact, based on your skills and time, you will be joining our internal analysts’ community at CBTW, to share knowledge and best practices. Our analysts’ members gather every Wednesday at noon for a weekly catch-up, to discuss about news in the industry, interesting projects and so on. For the client impact, tasks can vary depending on the client and the project, but as a Business and Functional Analyst, you will mainly: Be the bridge between the business (e.g., senior management, sales, marketing, etc.) and the technical team (e.g., developers) Analyze, challenge and model business needs, thanks to modeling tools like UML or BPMN Analyze process, do the AS-IS and TO-BE gap analysis and propose improvements Communicate with key stakeholders Translate business requirements into detailed specifications for IT, write detailed functional specifications for developers and analyse the impact Break business needs into user stories Create business process and functional documentation and workflows using diagrams Work closely with the IT to ensure technical feasibility before developments Define and handle the test phases Make sure the documentation is up-to-date Qualifications What is your profile? You: Have at least a bachelor degree Have at least 3 years of experience in a similar position Speak fluently English, Dutch, and French Preferably have a background or experience in IT Preferably have experience with tools like UML, BPMN, Jira, Confluence Will be an outstanding candidate if you share our values: Positive Thinking, Collaboration, Evolution & Commitment. What are we offering? Evolution: Personal follow-up during your career at CBTW and buddy-ship program during your first 6 months Catalogue with a wide variety of trainings for hard- and soft skills, private language classes, unlimited access to an E-learning platform (Udemy, O'reilly,…) and possibility to get certified every year (business analysis fundamentals, professional in Business Analysis, OMG-certified UML professional 2, etc.) Collaboration: On top of the analysts’ community, you can join one of the passion communities and practice your hobby or share your interests with other positive thinkers International collaboration, possibility to work worldwide On top of that: Competitive salary with a flexible mobility package (variety of choice between electric cars, electric bikes, payment of rent/mortgage...) You will become part of a growing team of people keen on applying the latest technologies and knowledge. You will be able to work in a dynamic, innovative environment. Do you see a match? We would love to see your application coming in! 😉 #LI-LB2

Responsibilities

The analyst will act as a bridge between business stakeholders and the technical team, analyzing, challenging, and modeling business needs using tools like UML or BPMN. Key tasks include performing gap analysis, translating requirements into detailed specifications, breaking needs into user stories, and defining test phases.