Tech BA WIth Telecom , Network

XPT Software Australia Pty Ltd; Sydney; On-site; AUD 100,000 - 140,000; Full time

Job summary

XPT Software Australia Pty Ltd is seeking a Technical Business Analyst with a strong telecom and network background in Sydney. You will gather business and technical requirements, analyse network processes, and support end-to-end project delivery.

The role requires BRD/FRD, user story creation, and collaboration with telecom, network engineering, and IT teams. Prior experience in SD-WAN, MPLS, VPN, VoIP, and Jira/Confluence is advantageous.

Qualifications

• Proven experience as a Technical Business Analyst in telecom or networking.
• Ability to gather and translate business and technical requirements.
• Experience documenting BRD/FRD, user stories, and process maps.

Responsibilities

• Gather, analyse, and document business and technical requirements.
• Coordinate with telecom, network engineering, infrastructure, and IT teams.
• Analyse network architecture, connectivity, and telecom systems.

Skills

Technical BA

Telecom domain

Networking

BRD FRD

UAT

Stakeholder mgmt

Education

CCNA certification

Tools

Jira

Confluence

Job description

XPT Software Australia Pty Ltd | Contract

Sydney, Australia | Posted on 10/12/2026

• XPT SoftwareAustralia PTY Ltd, incorporated in 2016, is a Software Services company
  
• XPT works with topclients across Australia in Banking, Insurance, Telecom,Retail, Energy, Mining and Manufacturingdomains.
  
• We have 120+technocrats in Australia working at our clientlocations.
  
• XPT SoftwareAustralia is part of group companies which has globalpresence across India & Europe.
  
• We have served100+ clients globally, fulfilling their onsite-offshoreneeds.
  

Job Description

Job Description: Technical Business Analyst – Telecom & Network

Role: Technical Business Analyst (Telecom & Network)

Domain: Telecommunications / Networking

Job Summary

We are looking for an experienced Technical Business Analyst with a strong background in telecommunications and network technologies. The candidate should be able to gather business and technical requirements, analyse network-related processes, coordinate with technical teams, and support end-to-end project delivery.

Key Responsibilities

Gather, analyse, and document business and technical requirements.

Work closely with telecom, network engineering, infrastructure, and IT teams.

Analyse network architecture, connectivity, and telecommunications systems.

Prepare Business Requirements Documents (BRD), Functional Requirements Documents (FRD), user stories, and process flows.

Translate business requirements into technical specifications.

Conduct stakeholder workshops and requirement-gathering sessions.

Support network transformation, telecom infrastructure, and connectivity projects.

Perform impact analysis, gap analysis, and process improvement.

Coordinate with development, testing, and network operations teams.

Support User Acceptance Testing (UAT), defect tracking, and implementation.

Maintain project documentation and provide regular progress updates.

Mandatory Skills

Strong experience as a Technical Business Analyst.

Telecom or networking domain experience.

Knowledge of network technologies such as LAN, WAN, TCP/IP, routing, and switching.

Understanding of network infrastructure, connectivity, and telecommunications services.

Requirements gathering, documentation, and stakeholder management.

Experience with BRD, FRD, user stories, process mapping, and UAT.

Strong analytical, communication, and problem-solving skills.

Good to Have

Experience with Cisco networking technologies.

Knowledge of SD-WAN, MPLS, VPN, VoIP, and network security.

Exposure to telecom service providers and network transformation projects.

Experience with Agile, Scrum, Jira, and Confluence.

Relevant networking certifications such as CCNA.

Candidate Profile

The ideal candidate should have a combination of business analysis skills and technical knowledge of telecom and networking environments, with the ability to bridge the gap between business stakeholders and technical teams.