What you're going to do

Have you been able to gain some hands-on experience in requirements engineering, business analysis or as a product owner? Are you now looking for a new environment in which you can not only apply what you have learned, but also deepen and expand it? Then this role could be your next career move! To expand our team in Bern, we are looking for a business analyst (80-100%). Experience a motivated team, a vibrant work environment and a unique, positive corporate culture. Together we tackle demanding challenges, appreciating the contribution and uniqueness of each team member.

As a member of an interdisciplinary and international project team, you will play a key role in the development of various tailor-made software applications. In your role as business analyst, you will be responsible for the following tasks:

• Identifying business opportunities in close exchange with clients
• Elaborating and describing business use cases in cooperation with the client
• Analyzing the overall context of business processes and organizational structures
• Evaluating and validating operational solutions against project specifications
• Analyzing, specifying and validating complex business requirements
• Developing business solution concepts and solution designs in close cooperation with software architects, developers and UX designers
• Participating in the implementation of solution designs during the complete development process
• Acting as a competent link between client and internal software development

What we're looking for

• Degree in computer science or business information technology (ETH, university, university of applied sciences)
• 3-5 years of experience as business analyst or requirements engineer
• Certifications in requirements engineering (IREB, CBAP, CCBA, CPRE, etc.) or completed CAS in business requirements engineering are a plus
• Excellent command of German and English, both written and spoken, French is a plus
• Ideally practical experience with agile methods such as SAFe and Scrum
• Problem solving skills, strong communication skills, service- as well as client-oriented thinking and working style
• (Self-)Initiative, ambition, independence as well as team player mentality
• For certain projects in the public sector, a personal security clearance (Personensicherheitsprüfung, PSP) conducted by Swiss federal or cantonal authorities may be required. Willingness to undergo this clearance is essential.