Functional Analyst
The role involves analyzing and defining functional requirements for BackOffice systems in the mobility sector. It offers a remote working model and a salary up to 41,000 EUR.
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Métrica is hiring for this role in several places. This vacancy is in Barcelona.
This job advert was originally written in Spanish.
At Métrica España, we are looking for a Business Analyst with at least 3 years of experience, knowledge of Gen AI tools, and advanced English to collaborate with a leading multinational company in the consumer goods sector.
You will be the link between the business and technology teams, identifying improvement opportunities and transforming business needs into functional requirements for solutions based on generative AI. You will participate in the definition and prioritization of use cases, the creation of user stories and acceptance criteria, and the validation of the developed solutions.
You will work in an international and multidisciplinary environment, facilitating meetings with stakeholders and supporting users in the adoption of new
tools.
METRICA is a technology and digital consulting firm founded in Madrid in 2000. The company provides IT talent and tailored solutions to accelerate digital transformation, with a global presence spanning Spain, Peru, Portugal, Chile, and the USA. Their services include AI adoption, agile delivery, and technology consulting, supported by a diverse international team.
In Spain, METRICA operates with a strong remote and hybrid work culture, offering roles across Madrid, Barcelona, and fully remote positions. The company emphasizes flexibility, proactivity, and a hands-on approach, making it relevant for international professionals seeking opportunities in IT consulting, data, and infrastructure roles.
Métrica · Barcelona
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