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Miguel Alvarez
Business Analyst
miguel.alvarez@example.com
(555) 214-8862
Denver, CO
linkedin.com/in/miguelalvarez
Summary

Business analyst with eight years across healthcare claims and retail operations, equally at home in SQL, Power BI, and rooms full of disagreeing stakeholders. Cut a 9-day monthly reporting cycle to 3, led UAT on a $2.4M point-of-sale replacement across 60 stores, and keeps defect leakage falling year over year. Owns requirements for a claims platform used by 900 staff, cut the monthly reporting cycle from 9 days to 3, and led user acceptance testing on a $2.4 million point-of-sale replacement across 60 stores.

Experience
Senior Business AnalystMeridian Health Partners
2022 – Present
  • Own requirements for a claims-adjudication platform serving 1.2M members; translated 40+ business rules into user stories and acceptance criteria last quarter
  • Cut the monthly reporting cycle from 9 days to 3 by rebuilding 14 finance and utilization reports in Power BI
  • Facilitate backlog refinement with 3 product squads of 25 engineers; requirement-related defects down 35% year over year
  • Own requirements and backlog for a claims platform used by 900 staff; 14 releases a year with zero rollback
  • Cut the monthly reporting cycle from 9 days to 3 by rebuilding the reporting layer in Power BI
  • Facilitated 40 stakeholder workshops a year and turned them into signed-off requirement documents
Business AnalystCascade Retail Group
2019 – 2022
  • Documented current-state order and inventory workflows for 60 stores, then led UAT on a $2.4M point-of-sale replacement
  • Built SQL dashboards tracking inventory shrink across 4 regions; flagged variances worth $310k in recovered stock in one year
  • Led user acceptance testing on a $2.4 million point-of-sale replacement across 60 stores with 800 test cases
  • Mapped 30 store processes and identified $600,000 a year of labour savings
Junior Business AnalystBrightpath Logistics
2017 – 2019
  • Mapped 25 dispatch and billing processes ahead of a warehouse-management rollout covering 4 sites and 300 daily routes
  • Maintained the requirements traceability matrix for 300+ user stories across two major releases without a missed dependency
  • Documented 25 logistics processes and built the KPI dashboard used by 12 site managers
Education
B.S. Business AdministrationUniversity of Colorado Denver2017
Skills
  • Requirements elicitation
  • Process mapping (BPMN)
  • User stories & acceptance criteria
  • UAT planning & execution
  • Gap & impact analysis
  • Requirements elicitation
  • Process mapping (BPMN)
  • SQL
  • Power BI
  • Tableau
  • Advanced Excel
  • Agile/Scrum ceremonies
  • Jira & Confluence
  • Stakeholder workshops
  • Change management
  • Healthcare claims
  • Retail operations
  • Vendor RFP support
Certifications
CBAP — Certified Business Analysis Professional (IIBA)
Professional Scrum Master I (PSM I)
PMI Professional in Business Analysis (PMI-PBA), 2023

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Own requirements for a claims-adjudication platform serving 1.2M members; translated 40+ business rules into user stories and acceptance criteria last quarter

Scale first (1.2M members), then the actual craft of the job — rules into stories into acceptance criteria. BA screening looks for exactly those words attached to something real, and here they are, attached and counted.

Cut the monthly reporting cycle from 9 days to 3 by rebuilding 14 finance and utilization reports in Power BI

Time reclaimed is the analyst outcome everyone understands. Nine days to three with the tool named makes it repeatable, and 14 reports says it was a rebuild program, not one lucky dashboard.

Documented current-state order and inventory workflows for 60 stores, then led UAT on a $2.4M point-of-sale replacement

A full BA engagement in one sentence — current state mapped, then the replacement tested — with a dollar figure that sets the stakes. 'Led UAT' is a responsibility claim interviewers reliably probe, so it invites the right questions.

Built SQL dashboards tracking inventory shrink across 4 regions; flagged variances worth $310k in recovered stock in one year

Money recovered, not 'insights delivered'. A found-money number survives any follow-up, and it proves the SQL on the skills row gets used on real ledgers, not just listed.

Making it yours

  • Swap the claims-adjudication platform for your own system and its user count — the pattern to keep is 'own requirements for X serving Y people'.
  • Keep one cycle-time win with both numbers, like 9 days to 3; if yours is a cleared backlog or a defect-rate drop, state the before and the after.
  • The Domain skills row (healthcare claims, retail operations here) is doing quiet keyword work — replace it with the two or three industries your experience actually covers.
  • If you hold CBAP or PSM I, keep them spelled out with the acronym as this example does; if you don't, drop the section rather than padding it with course completions.

Common questions

What skills should a business analyst resume highlight in 2026?

Requirements elicitation, process mapping, SQL, and one BI tool are the screening set. This example groups them into Analysis, Data, Delivery, and Domain rows so a parser and a person both find them fast.

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