Business Analyst / Requirement Engineer

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Business Analyst / Requirement Engineer - (Software Requirements & DevOps)
Term: 6-12 month Contract – Outside IR35
Start Date: ASAP
Location / Working Model: Remote
Mission
Establish and maintain a clear, value-focused software backlog in Azure DevOps with practical traceability to Polarion, ensuring requirements are consistent, traceable, and implementation-agnostic.
Key Outcomes

Translate product vision and source inputs into Features (and later User Stories).
Implement and maintain traceability between Azure DevOps and Polarion.
Deliver clear, concise, value-driven software requirements.
Scope
Software-level feature ownership (including embedded and automation software).
No full system-level ownership.
Involves review and synthesis of URS-type inputs, legacy requirements, and existing product behaviors.
Core Responsibilities
Create and maintain the Azure DevOps backlog (Features → Stories).
Define acceptance criteria and capture non-functional requirements.
Design and document an efficient traceability process with Polarion.
Partner with Product Owner and Scrum Master for refinement and planning.
Analyze legacy documentation to inform backlog content.
Produce professional documentation with minimal supervision in a fast-paced environment.
Deliverables
Feature set in Azure DevOps with acceptance criteria.
Traceability mappings and lightweight process documentation (Azure DevOps ↔ Polarion).
Summary of input sources (URS/legacy).
Backlog readiness metrics — completeness, coverage, and traceability indicators.
Required Qualifications
4+ years as a Business Analyst in software development.
Proficient in Azure DevOps backlog and work item management.
Knowledge of Polarion (or ability to learn quickly).
Excellent requirements writing and communication skills in English.
Strong analytical and organizational ability; self-motivated.
Desirable Qualifications
Experience in embedded software or automation systems.
Understanding of industrial protocols (e.g., OPC UA).
Exposure to traceability and validation in regulated domains (e.g., GxP, GAMP).
Tools
Primary: Azure DevOps
Secondary: Polarion
Business Analyst / Requirement Engineer - (Software Requirements & DevOps)

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