Hybrid Claims Product Analyst – Agile & Impact

Tokio Marine HCC International; Greater London; Hybrid; GBP 55.000 - 75.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

Tokio Marine HCC International in London is seeking a Claims Business Analyst to join the Claims Performance team. You will translate business needs into epics, features and user stories, and support acceptance criteria and testing.

You will work across Claims, Product, Technology and Change, facilitating workshops, documenting requirements and ensuring delivery aligns with regulatory and control requirements.

Qualifikationen

• Experience as a Business Analyst in a regulated environment.
• Experience producing BRDs, epics, user stories and acceptance criteria.
• Facilitation of workshops and stakeholder interviews; resolving ambiguity.
• Strong process-mapping and requirements traceability capabilities.
• Experience supporting UAT and working across Agile and Waterfall delivery.

Aufgaben

• Elicit, analyse, document and validate business and functional requirements.
• Facilitate workshops and interviews across Claims, Operations, Product and Change.
• Translate needs into epics, features, user stories and acceptance criteria.
• Support backlog refinement and prioritisation with Product Managers and Delivery leads.
• Create artefacts including BRDs, process maps and data models.
• Support UAT planning, defect triage and issue resolution.

Kenntnisse

Stakeholder management

Requirements elicitation

Process mapping

Agile & Waterfall

Analytical thinking

Communication

Ausbildung

Professional BA qualification (BCS/IIBA)

LM1/LM2/LM3 London Market

Tools

Azure DevOps

Excel

Power BI

Jobbeschreibung

Tokio Marine HCC International in London is seeking a Claims Business Analyst to join the Claims Performance team. You will translate business needs into epics, features and user stories, and support acceptance criteria and testing.

You will work across Claims, Product, Technology and Change, facilitating workshops, documenting requirements and ensuring delivery aligns with regulatory and control requirements.