Maryam Ghanbarzadeh

A telecom business analyst is responsible for the understanding and analysis of the business’s strategic needs.  Responsible for development of a telecom business processing model, keeping which in mind the company can operate ad function.  It is the responsibility of a telecom business analyst to study the business trends and patterns to come to an understanding about different changes it needs and the improvements that are possible.

Defined and documented customer business functions and processes - Identified, defined and documented business needs and objectives, current operational procedures, problems, input and output requirements, and levels of systems access. -Provided the feasibility of, and develops requirements for, new systems and enhancements to existing systems; ensures the system design fits the needs of the users. Tracked and modified documents of functional and business specifications.

Formulated procedures, policies and guidelines for assigned economics programs.  Performed duties of unusual significance or importance to the Department.  Created recommendations in areas of expertise.  Developed developmental programs and plans for implementation.

Conducted surveys for determining and analyzing occupational employment statistics, wage information, labor supply and demand, tax revenues, and insurance and utility rate structures.  Developed economic forecasts using econometric techniques.  Identified economic indicators in respect to trends of the national and local economies.  Evaluated rate structures, cost of money, rates of return, and other economic parameters of the insurance and utility industries.

Economic development and planning

Theoretical economics