English CV example for analysis roles

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Business analyst CV example for jobs in the Netherlands

Start from an English business analyst CV that proves requirements work, process modelling, UAT, stakeholder alignment, and measurable improvement.

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What to copy

Copy the order of sections, the action-led bullet pattern, and the way tools, context, quality, and outcomes are made easy to scan.

What not to copy

Do not copy this name, employers, dates, certificates, language levels, responsibilities, or fictional metrics. Replace every claim with evidence from your own work.

Bullet formula: action + system/equipment + scale or quality + result. If a part is not supported, leave it out or label it for confirmation.

What business-analysis hiring teams scan first

Show how you moved from ambiguity to agreed requirements, validated change, and improved a process or decision.

Requirements techniques, workshops, interviews, and documentation.
Process modelling, business rules, data analysis, and gap analysis.
Delivery artefacts: epics, stories, acceptance criteria, and traceability.
Testing: UAT planning, defect triage, and business readiness.
Outcome evidence from the process or product change.

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Example profile summary

Target: business analyst, Netherlands

Business analyst with 5 years of experience translating operational needs into clear requirements, process models, user stories, and test scenarios. Strong in stakeholder workshops, BPMN, Jira, UAT, data analysis, and process improvement across technology and service environments.

Business analyst bullets that show change impact

Business Analyst

Brabant Technology B.V., Eindhoven

Aug 2021 - Present

  • Mapped order-to-service processes across 6 teams and designed a future-state workflow that reduced manual handoffs by 28%.
  • Facilitated requirements workshops and converted findings into epics, user stories, acceptance criteria, and traceability records in Jira.
  • Coordinated UAT with 35 business users, triaging defects and confirming readiness before release.
  • Built process and KPI baselines used to prioritise the next automation backlog.

Skills example

Requirements gatheringBPMNJiraUATProcess improvementSQLStakeholder analysisUser stories

Language and local fit

Use English when the vacancy or employer works internationally, but keep Dutch-market details clear: location, language level, certificates, systems, and work-route details where relevant.

Mistakes that weaken a business analyst CV

Listing documents without explaining the change they enabled.
Using BA jargon without business context.
Leaving stakeholder complexity and decision ownership unclear.
Confusing business analysis with generic data reporting.
Omitting testing, adoption, or implementation outcomes.

Build from this business analyst example

Adapt the example with your own processes, requirements methods, delivery artefacts, stakeholders, and outcomes.

FAQ

What keywords matter for a business analyst CV?

Use truthful vacancy terms such as requirements gathering, BPMN, user stories, UAT, process improvement, stakeholder analysis, Jira, and SQL.

Should I include diagrams or documentation samples?

Link to a sanitized portfolio only when confidentiality allows it; keep the CV itself easy to parse.

How is this different from a data analyst CV?

Business analyst CVs emphasize requirements and process change; data analyst CVs emphasize datasets, methods, tools, and insight.

Sources checked

Last reviewed on 29 August 2026. These sources support the page guidance; the CV itself is fictional and should be adapted before use.