Senior Healthcare Business Analyst

Wanted :

A Business Analyst Who Can Decode US Healthcare

Without Needing a Nap After.

Let's set the record straight : BlueBriX isn't your average healthcare tech company. We're the crew that believes

"value-based care" should actually, you know, deliver value.

And our platform? It's the digital backbone helping providers do just that-without resorting to sticky notes,

Excel nightmares, or 2 AM coffee-fuelled guesswork.

We're hunting for a Senior Business Analyst who can translate the chaos of US healthcare into crisp, actionable

plans-without dissolving into existential despair.

You'll Know This Role is For You If :

You've ever stared into the abyss of a 300-page payer contract and thought, Challenge accepted.

You can explain CPT codes, prior authorizations, and MACRA without Googling mid-sentence.

You think "requirements gathering" is more than just nodding while someone rambles.

You've seen a workflow diagram so convoluted it looked like modern art-and you fixed it.

You can tell the difference between a user story, a business rule, and an excuse.

You have opinions (the informed kind) about what makes US healthcare tick-and how tech can

actually help.

What You'll Actually Be Doing (Besides Being the Adult in the Room) :

Diving headfirst into the murky waters of US healthcare processes, payer mandates, and regulatory

fun.

Translating product vision into clear, unambiguous requirements the engineering team can build

without psychic powers.

Collaborating with product managers, designers, and developers to make sure everyone's speaking the

same language.

Validating that what we ship actually solves real problems for real users (not just the ones in pitch

decks).

Mapping complex workflows, identifying gaps, and proposing solutions that don't require hiring an

army of consultants.

Balancing the urgent ("the client needed this yesterday") with the important ("we should build this

right the first time").

Reporting To :

You'll report to the Chief Product Officer. But let's be honest-if you're good at this, you'll spend most of your

time embedded with cross-functional teams, championing clarity and sanity.

Metrics That Matter (AKA : How We'll Know You're Not Just Making

Flowcharts for Fun) :

Requirements sign-offs happen on time-and actually reflect reality.

Features launch without the support team turning into an overwhelmed helpdesk.

User acceptance testing doesn't uncover more surprises than a reality TV finale.

Stakeholders say, "This makes sense," more often than, "Wait, what are we building again?"

You help reduce rework because you asked the right questions upfront.

Real Talk :

This is not a remote job. We need you here in Kochi, where hallway conversations and whiteboard sessions

solve problems faster than any Slack thread ever could.

We don't do kombucha bars or beanbag chair fortresses. What we do offer : ownership, impact, and a team

that wants you to bring your brain (and maybe your sense of humor) every day.

Who Shouldn't Apply :

People who think "healthcare domain knowledge" means watching an episode of Grey's Anatomy.

Folks who need a manager to remind them what they're supposed to be doing.

Anyone still arguing that ICD-10 codes are just a passing trend.

Final Words (Cue Dramatic Music) :

If you're sitting there thinking, "Finally-a role where my obsession with clarity, process, and US healthcare can

actually help people," then stop lurking and start applying.