Telecom BSS Analyst

Responsibilities 

• Gather, analyze, and document requirements with Product Owners, Architects, and business users; translate needs into user stories, use cases, acceptance criteria, and functional specifications. 
• Analyze and design end-to-end BSS commercial-to-cash flows, including product/offer definition (catalog & pricing rules), customer lifecycle (CRM/party), ordering & orchestration (order management), and billing & invoicing (accounting, adjustments), including revenue-impact touchpoints where applicable. 
• Define functional behavior, validations, business rules, configuration logic, and clear edge-case handling to ensure consistent implementation. 
• Produce solution artifacts such as Functional Specification Documents (FSD), BPMN/UML process flows, sequence diagrams, integration contracts, and API specifications (OpenAPI/Swagger) when needed. 
• Document BSS integration points and dependencies (channels, downstream analytics/mediation, and OSS touchpoints where relevant) and align payloads/data mapping across interfaces. 
• Act as the primary clarification point for Development and QA to ensure delivery matches intent; support grooming, test scenario review, UAT readiness, and defect triage from a functional perspective. 
• Execute targeted PoCs/experiments to validate solution designs, test assumptions, and de-risk complex initiatives. 
• Maintain standards, reusable patterns, and a knowledge base for BSS modeling/configuration and integration guidance. 

Requirements

• 2–3 years of experience in the Telecommunications industry as a System Analyst / Business Analyst / Solution Designer. 
• Deep understanding of at least one core BSS area (e.g., Product Catalog, CRM, Order Management, Billing) and its role in the end-to-end service lifecycle. 
• Demonstrable experience producing detailed technical documentation (FSD, API specs, UML/BPMN) and translating business needs into technical requirements. 
• Strong analytical skills: can model complex business scenarios and propose clear, logical solutions. 
• Strong communication: able to explain technical concepts to both technical and non-technical audiences.