A company based in MIDC Ambad, Nashik, is hiring a Senior Technical Business Analyst. Full-time, on-site, INR 145,000 a month.
Qualifications and experience
A bachelor's degree is required. Practical, hands-on project experience matters more to this hiring team than the specific academic background, since the role sits at the intersection of business needs and technical delivery, a spot that's learned mostly through doing the work rather than studying it. This is a senior position that requires 78 months of hands-on experience translating business requirements into technical outcomes.
Skills needed
Requirements gathering is the foundation of this role, paired with process modeling to map out how workflows actually function before recommending changes. Basic SQL is expected too, mostly for validating data and checking that a delivered solution matches what was actually requested. Stakeholder communication ties everything together, and it's often the hardest part of the job, not the technical side.
A few additional skills would strengthen an application:
- Experience with BPMN or process modeling tools such as Visio or Lucidchart
- Familiarity with Agile or Scrum ceremonies and backlog management
- Basic wireframing ability for communicating proposed UI or workflow changes
- A certification such as CBAP or PMI-PBA
What you'd be doing
- Gather and document business requirements directly from stakeholders across different departments
- Translate business needs into technical specifications that development teams can act on
- Model existing business processes to identify inefficiencies before recommending changes
- Work with stakeholders to prioritize competing requests when everyone believes their request is urgent
- Validate delivered features against original requirements, catching gaps before they reach end users
A recent project ran into a snag when two stakeholder groups described the discount logic for checkout completely differently, each convinced their version was standard practice. Getting to a resolution meant pulling both groups into the same workshop and walking through actual customer scenarios until the disagreement surfaced clearly enough to resolve. That kind of conflict resolution between stakeholders happens more often in this role than a job title like "analyst" might suggest.
Pay and benefits
The role pays INR 145,000 a month. This listing on Naukri Mitra includes health insurance, paid time off, and performance-linked bonuses tied to project delivery outcomes. Since the position is on-site in MIDC Ambad, relocation assistance and accommodation support are also available for candidates relocating from another city.
Working on this team
Projects here move through distinct phases: requirements gathering, technical translation, development handoff, and validation, and each phase has a different pace. Requirements gathering tends to be the slowest and most conversation-heavy stretch, while validation near a release date compresses into tighter timelines. Analysts who do well in this role usually describe genuinely enjoying the back-and-forth of reconciling what different people want with what a system can realistically deliver.
Applying
Send a resume that highlights specific projects where you gathered requirements and saw them through to a working technical solution, including the scale of the stakeholder group involved. If you've resolved a significant requirements conflict before, briefly describe how. Shortlisted candidates will work through a real requirements scenario during the interview process before a final conversation about compensation.
