Freelance business systems analyst for hire.
I sit between stakeholders and engineering: elicit what the business actually needs, model the process, and write specs two people can read independently and still agree. Founders, IT directors, and product leads who need a systems analyst — not another ticket-taker — before or during a build.
- Workshops and current-state maps: Structured sessions that turn tribal knowledge into a shared picture of how work actually runs today.
- BRDs and FSDs: Business and functional specs with actors, flows, exceptions, and rules that developers can implement without a second verbal walkthrough.
- Data and reporting contracts: Entities, fields, and reports tied to decisions — so the schema matches the process instead of accumulating unused columns.
Frequently asked questions
Are you available as a business systems analyst for hire remotely?
Yes. I take project-based and ongoing remote BA work for teams in the United States, Canada, and Australia, plus the GCC and Europe.
Do you only write documents?
Documents are the contract. I also model processes in BPMN, design the data, and stay through clarification so engineering is not guessing.
Why outsource a business analyst instead of hiring full-time?
A contract or freelance business analyst gets a project from vague idea to build-ready requirements without a permanent headcount. You pay for the discovery, BRD, FSD and BPMN you need, and the documents stay with your team.
What does a business requirements document (BRD) include?
Business goals, scope, stakeholders, current and future process, business rules, assumptions and acceptance criteria. The functional specification (FSD) then turns those into screens, fields, validations and integrations. Free templates for both are on the downloads page.