Agile Business Analyst (Hybrid)

Company Overview:Ivy Mobility Solutions Ltd is a global provider of cloud-based software solutions specifically designed for the consumer goods industry. The company specializes in route-to-market software, enabling manufacturers and distributors to optimize their sales, distribution, and retail execution processes. With a footprint spanning multiple continents, Ivy Mobility empowers field teams and management to drive operational efficiency through data-driven insights and scalable mobile-first platforms.Role Overview:As a Business Analyst at Ivy Mobility, you will serve as the critical bridge between complex client business requirements and our technical product development teams. You will engage directly with stakeholders to translate abstract business challenges into actionable functional specifications, ensuring that our software solutions align with the evolving needs of the consumer goods sector. By facilitating clear communication and maintaining rigorous documentation, you will play a pivotal role in the successful delivery of projects that enhance the productivity of thousands of field users globally.Develop detailed business process models and workflows to visualize system interactions and optimize existing operational procedures.- Manage the project lifecycle within an Agile framework, ensuring that sprint goals are met and that development remains aligned with client expectations.- Conduct thorough data modeling to ensure that system architecture supports the reporting and analytical needs of our end users.- Act as a functional consultant during the implementation phase, providing expert guidance to clients to ensure seamless adoption of the platform.Required Skillset:- Demonstrated expertise in translating complex business needs into technical specifications using industry-standard modeling techniques.- Strong proficiency in Agile methodologies and the full SDLC, with a proven ability to manage project timelines and stakeholder expectations effectively.- Exceptional analytical and problem-solving skills, with the ability to interpret data models and translate them into functional system requirements.- A background in technical writing, with the ability to produce clear, concise documentation that serves both technical and non-technical audiences.- Ability to work effectively in a hybrid environment, collaborating with distributed teams across the Delhi NCR region and beyond. (

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