Operations & Project Management

Business analyst (Only W2)

Nasscomm, Inc.Tampa, FL🇺🇸United StatesPosted 4 Sept 2026

Why This Role Stands Out

This hybrid Business Analyst role at Nasscomm, Inc. offers a fantastic opportunity to refine your data analysis and product management skills within a dynamic environment. You'll thrive here if you possess a curious mindset, a passion for innovation, and enjoy collaborating with a product team to achieve impactful results. Apply now to grow your career and contribute to delightful customer solutions!

Quick Overview

Seniority

Mid Senior

Work mode

Hybrid

Location

Tampa, FL, United States

Posted

5 days ago

Job Description

Experienced with gathering, measuring, and analyzing data to assess achievement of customer/user and business results. For example, has experience analyzing qualitative and quantitative user research to assess outcome

achievement and determine the resulting business impact. Is experienced in radiating these results to a product community. Can demonstrate with historical metrics how results were assessed and communicated

Open to growing in the craft of modern product management. Has an innate curiosity. Desires to learn the craft of taking problems to solve and innovating to emerge simple solutions that delight customers in a way that works for

the business. Is not married to the status quo orientation of output-focused process and mechanisms. Works to embrace change, not limit it. Can provide examples of past growth pursuits and instances of curiosity on engagements.

Demonstrates passion for and experience as an individual contributor on an empowered product team to achieve outcomes and KPIs. Has demonstrated influence and collaborative skills to work effectively in a team environment

to achieve results. Can provide examples of team engagement to achieve valuable and viable solutions collectively

Has exposure to emerging lean solutions through rapid, inexpensive experimentation to arrive at the simplest solution that works to solve customer needs. This translates to direct customer and user engagement and a leaning

forward approach to deliver the right thing in the right way at the right time. Can provide examples of engagement with the user before, during, and after delivery.

Demonstrates an approach and mindset that favors action and evidence over prioritization and planning. This translates to belief that precision aiming does not work in the complex, uncertain domain of product development.

Understands that many small steps, learning after each step, and reorienting to a goal is the best path to value for the customer and viability for the business. Can provide examples of how these leaning-forward approaches have