BA / Product Owner

BA / Product Owner

Samprasoft

Boston, MA • On-site

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Job description

BA / Product Owner Needed

Work with a small team to gather and document high-level business requirements for Provider Financial Management

Quickly build a network of business contacts to guide the project through the planning and development phase

Work closely with our Project Manager to support funding requests, test planning, documentation, and progress tracking

Experience:

Served as a business analyst within a Healthcare company

Previous work with a Blue Cross/Blue Shield/Anthem Company a plus

Understanding of NASCO systems a plus

Worked within a financial team and is comfortable with payment systems

Comfortable with agile methodologies for requirements gathering

Experienced with writing Epics, Features, and User Stories in Jira

Strong communication skills and critical listening

Required Skills: Business Analysis Basic Qualification: Additional Skills: Business Analyst




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