No experience is needed to get an entry-level role as a business analyst, which employers often use as a type of training period to help you get used to their existing processes and methods. You may focus on the development of your professional skills, help each assigned client with basic tasks, perform an analysis of each project given to you, and use information and technology to find the best solution for a problem. Entry-level business analysts often liaison between auditors, help publish communications, analyze regulatory requirements, write technical software specifications, test developmental software, and perform other tasks as needed depending on the specific industry.