BA (Business Analyst) (Remote)

August 27, 2025

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BA (Business Analyst)

What you'll do:

Our BA personnel are responsible for understanding projects and their associated business processes. They gather requirements, define them into specifications, identify and close any requirement gaps, manage scope, work with dev leads to divide and plan projects into sprints, assist in QA, and assist in the change order process.

This is a client facing role.

This is a fully remote, full time position.

Understand technically complex projects, changes, and business processes
Gather requirements, define them into outlines, flowcharts, functional wireframes (no design needed)
Gather feedback and close any gaps found on these requirements and specifications
Manage and control Scope
Work with UX/UI/dev leads/PMs to divide and plan the project into sprints and explain the projects to devs and designers
Work with dev leads/dev teams/QA personnel to QA the result of each sprint and the resulting integrated project and remediate any issues

Work with UX/UI designers to assemble wireframes and designs that match the requirements

Since we're a small company its possible you may have to contribute significantly to QA on your projects if a QA resource is not available or if its not efficient to include a QA on a given task or project

Communicate with clients to gather and work with dev teams to implement feedback.
This role stands alongside the PM and works with UX, the dev lead and QA team
Your ultimate role is to ensure whats being built matches client needs/expectations/requirements and that the dev team understands and develops towards that goal

Requirements:

BA experience (5 years minimum)

Experience gathering requirements from stakeholders/clients
Experience writing outlines/flowcharts/functional wireframes
Experience organizing sprints and communicating requirements

Experience with the development of websites, webapplications, and mobile apps
Excellent writing and communication skills
A history of mentoring and or coaching others with a focus on balanced feedback while effectively communicating development needs

Nice to haves:

Some coding ability or experience
Experience with QA

Education

Bachelor' s degree in Computer Science, MIS, Engineering, Project Management, QA, or related field; or equivalent work experience

About Us

Applied Imagination is a web consulting, design, and development agency based in Atlanta, Georgia. We are a team of innovative and creative thinkers who build amazing things. Our clients ask us to translate complex ideas into simple solutions that make life better and grow businesses. Founded out of a love of building, each one of us is passionate about creating great digital technology.

Our team moves fast on a variety of projects and technologies, in an environment where ideas need to be communicated concisely and effectively. Our ideal candidate should have excellent communication skills to interact with clients, designers, developers, marketers and senior management alike.

What Applied Imagination Offers

Healthcare package
Advancement opportunities
Paid time off + paid holidays
Employee and Community Events
Fun, casual environment
401k with match

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