Medical Claims Business Analyst with UX Wireframing exp - 100% Remote

September 7, 2026

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Title :Medical Claims Business Analyst with UX Wireframing expDuration :6 Months CTHLocation :Remote (CST or EST time zones)GC or USC onlyThe Business Analyst will be working solely on our Provider Technology projects.The business analyst will work closely with our front-end development team (Salesforce or.NET), as well as internal teams (including, but not limited to, Scrum Masters, Project Managers, Product Owner, QA, 3rd party consultants), in a fast-paced and dynamic environment.We are looking for a Business Analyst who is detail-oriented, flexible when faced with change, able to manage multiple tasks and projects, skilled at building relationships with internal team members, thrives in a fast-paced work environment, and has a solid understanding of the software development lifecycle.Tasks / Responsibilities :Able to function as subject matter expert to collect complete and accurate business requirements from internal or external clients or outside business partners and consultants.Work as a team player and leader in order to effectively coordinate across functional teams.Collaborate with Product Management to balance product vision and voice of customer in order to recommend and deliver best-in-class solutions.Develop documentation that accurately reflects client needs and is clearly defined for Development and QA teams (i.e.business requirements, user stories, wireframes, functional specifications, UAT test plans, etc).Create clear and easy-to-follow user guides for clients and end-users.Share knowledge and organize training for team members.Key Competencies :Advanced problem-solving skillsAnalytical mindsetWritten and verbal communication and presentation skills to both technical and non-technical teamsSolid business requirements gathering skillsWireframes, specifications, and technical documentationUnderstanding of user experience design principalsCollaborationPositive attitude, enthusiasm, and flexibilityFearlessnessRequirements :3-5 years of experience in software development projectsProficiency with JIRA and the ability to write User StoriesProficiency with MS Office suite of products (i.e., Excel, PowerPoint, Visio, Outlook, etc.)Medical Claims Reimbursement ProcessAgile software development experienceHealthcare industry experience preferredStrong written and verbal communication skillsOrganizational and time management skillsContinuous process improvement skillsPartnering and problem-solving mindsetFigma or similar wireframe design skills to communicate ideasBest Regards,Chetna630-425-6471 -D815-600-8657-FaxChetna@smartcaliber.com Lies in Heart. Salary: USD 72000 - 108000 per year

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