Business Analyst / Manager – State Integration

October 8, 2026

Roles and Responsibilities:<ul><li>Coordinate with State/UT Governments and departments for onboarding of approvals and services on NSWS.</li><li>Analyse and map State-level approvals, licences, registrations and NOCs for inclusion in the Know Your Approvals (KYA) framework, including applicability based on business activity, sector, location and other relevant parameters.</li><li>Identify gaps in existing State approval information and coordinate with concerned departments for validation and up-dation of approval details, procedures, timelines and requirements.</li><li>Gather business requirements, map existing workflows, identify process gaps, and prepare functional requirements and process documentation.</li><li>Track State onboarding, KYA mapping, integration milestones, dependencies and issues, ensuring timely resolution with concerned stakeholders.</li><li>Support UAT, validation and rollout of State approvals and related NSWS features in coordination with State departments and technical teams.</li><li>Analyse stakeholder feedback and coordinate with technical teams for resolution of functional and system-related issues.</li><li>Prepare MIS, status reports, presentations, briefing notes and Records of Discussion (RoDs) for senior management and government stakeholders.</li><li>Ability to translate monitoring functional requirements into required reports and dashboards</li></ul> Educational Qualification:<ul><li>B.E / B.Tech in any stream Postgraduate in Engineering, Technology, Management, Public Policy, Computer Applications or related discipline will be an added advantage. Experience Criteria & Desirable Certifications.</li><li>6–7 years of relevant experience in Business Analysis, e-Governance, Government Consulting, Single Window Systems, EoDB, or large-scale digital transformation projects.</li><li>Experience working with State/UT Government departments and government stakeholders will be highly desirable.</li></ul> Skills & Competencies Required:<ul><li>Strong Business Analysis, requirement gathering, process mapping and stakeholder management skills.</li><li>Understanding of State Government approval processes, regulatory frameworks and Ease of Doing Business (EoDB) initiatives.</li><li>Experience in KYA/approval mapping, UAT, functional testing and coordination with technical teams.</li><li>Working knowledge of MS Excel and data analysis; familiarity with Power BI and APIs/integrations will be an added advantage.</li><li>Strong communication, documentation, analytical and problem-solving skills.</li></ul>

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