FAQs
What is the primary purpose of the Business Analyst role at Wipro?
The primary purpose of the role is to liaise and bridge the gap between the customer and the Wipro delivery team to comprehend and analyze customer requirements and articulate them effectively to ensure the right solutions are delivered to the customer.
What are the main responsibilities of a Business Analyst in this position?
The main responsibilities include gathering customer requirements, engaging with the delivery team, maintaining customer relationships, conducting market research, and contributing to knowledge repositories.
How often will the Business Analyst need to engage with customers?
The Business Analyst will engage with customers periodically to seek clarifications, feedback on proposed solutions, and to demonstrate and present proposed solutions or prototypes.
What types of teams does the Business Analyst collaborate with?
The Business Analyst will collaborate with internal teams such as project managers, pre-sales team, tech leads, and architects, as well as the delivery team and the QA team.
How is success measured for this role?
Success is measured through performance parameters such as customer engagement, delivery management metrics, knowledge management outputs, and feedback from project managers.
What contributions are expected in terms of knowledge management?
Contributions include writing whitepapers, conducting research, creating user stories, and developing reusable components for proposals to enhance business knowledge and support customer projects.
What types of testing will the Business Analyst be involved in?
The Business Analyst will be involved in conducting Integration Testing and User Acceptance Testing to validate implemented solutions and ensure their success.
Is there an emphasis on understanding both the financial and operational impact of changes?
Yes, understanding and communicating the financial and operational impact of changes is an important aspect of the role.
Will the Business Analyst have to present solutions to customers?
Yes, the Business Analyst is responsible for demonstrating and presenting proposed solutions and prototypes to empower customers.
Is experience in writing functional and non-functional requirements necessary for this position?
Yes, writing detailed scope documents and capturing both stated and unstated customer needs, including functional and non-functional requirements, is a key responsibility of the Business Analyst.