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Technical Business Analyst

Confidential employer · Norway · Posted 14 Sep 2026

Job summary

Seeking an experienced Technical Business Analyst to work remotely from Norway, focusing on data, analytics, and emerging technologies. The role involves bridging business stakeholders and technical teams to define and manage requirements, scope, and documentation across multiple concurrent projects in a consulting-style environment.

Location and work setup

Location
Norway
Work setup
Remote

Responsibilities

Lead discovery sessions with technical and business teams to gather and validate requirements. Maintain detailed requirements documentation, manage project scope boundaries, and update relevant governance artifacts. Coordinate across multiple projects to align data definitions and architectural decisions. Facilitate discussions on technical feasibility, track open issues, and escalate risks. Produce clear, client-facing documentation such as requirement specifications and workshop summaries. Support leadership with logs and communication, and assist with milestone tracking and dependency coordination.

Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in Business, Computer Science, Information Systems, or related field required; advanced degree preferred. At least 5 years of experience as a Business or Technical Business Analyst in data, analytics, or technology projects, ideally in consulting. Proven ability to facilitate workshops and translate them into clear requirements. Solid understanding of data platforms, cloud architecture, and data governance. Familiarity with AWS data services is desirable. Experience with basic project management tasks and excellent written and organizational skills are essential. Comfortable working in early-stage technical discovery phases with focus on planning rather than implementation.

Skills

business analysistechnical requirements gatheringworkshop facilitationdata governancecloud architecture conceptsAWS data services knowledgeproject management basicsstakeholder communicationdocumentationrisk management