Materna
Business Analyst & Requirements Engineer EU Digitalisation (F/M/X)
Remote, DE
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Role snapshot
Materna is hiring a Business Analyst & Requirements Engineer EU Digitalisation (F/M/X) on a full-time basis. This is a remote role open to candidates in DE. The listing highlights Business Analyst, Requirements Engineer, Business Systems Analyst, Process Management Consultant and Digital Transformation Consultant.
- Company
- Materna
- Location
- Remote, DE
- Work mode
- Remote
- Job type
- Full-time
- Posted
- Nov 7, 2026
Who this role suits
The listing does not state a required experience level here. Read the requirements in the description below and apply if they match your background.
How to prepare your application
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- Match your résumé to the requirements in the description, using the same wording where it is honest to do so.
- Prepare a short example for each requirement you meet, and be ready to explain any you only partly meet.
- Read what Materna publishes about its product or team, so you can say clearly why this role and this company.
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About the role
Help shape Europe’s digital future
Materna Belgium B.V. is expanding Materna’s presence at the heart of Europe. From our Brussels office, we support European institutions, EU Member States and public-sector organisations in translating European policies, regulations and digital priorities into practical solutions with measurable impact.
As a Business Analyst / Requirements Engineer EU Digitalisation (F/M/X), you will act as the link between business stakeholders, subject-matter experts and delivery teams. You will help transform complex business and regulatory requirements into clear, structured and implementable solutions that contribute to the successful delivery of digital public services across Europe.
As Business Analyst / Requirements Engineer EU Digitalisation, you will
- analyse business, organisational and regulatory requirements for European institutions and public-sector organisations.
- facilitate workshops, interviews and stakeholder discussions to identify, validate and align business needs and expectations.
- translate complex requirements into user stories, business rules, use cases, process models and functional specifications.
- manage and prioritise requirements throughout their lifecycle and ensure traceability from business needs to implementation.
- contribute to business-oriented data models, information flows and functional specifications for data exchange and interoperability initiatives.
- support the analysis, design and continuous improvement of digital public services by ensuring that business requirements are translated into practical and implementable solutions.
- collaborate closely with business stakeholders, technical experts and project managers to ensure a shared understanding of objectives and requirements.
- contribute to studies, assessments, proposals and consulting activities related to digital transformation initiatives within European institutions.
Your profile
What you bring
- University degree in public administration, political science, economics, law, business informatics, computer science or a comparable field
- Several years of experience in business analysis, requirements engineering, process management or functional design
- Experience eliciting, analysing, documenting and managing requirements in complex environments
- Experience facilitating workshops and aligning business, functional and technical stakeholders
- Practical experience with requirements engineering techniques and artefacts such as user stories, use cases, acceptance criteria, BPMN, DMN or comparable approaches
- Experience with digital public services, complex administrative processes or cross-organisational environments; domain knowledge in areas such as customs, taxation or related public-sector domains is considered an advantage
- Understanding of digital public services, administrative processes or data-driven system landscapes
- Strong stakeholder engagement and communication skills, with professional proficiency in English (C1 or above) and German and French (B2 or above)
What makes you a great fit
- You quickly understand complex business, regulatory and technical contexts and structure them clearly
- You listen carefully, ask the right questions and bring different perspectives together into a shared understanding of requirements
- You formulate requirements precisely, consistently and in a way that is appropriate for the target audience
- You identify gaps, contradictions and dependencies early and work with stakeholders to develop viable solutions
- You enjoy working analytically in international and interdisciplinary environments while maintaining a structured and detail-oriented approach
Interested? Become part of the Materna story!
We look forward to receiving your application. Please share a concise overview of your responsibilities, relevant project experience and your motivation for joining Materna Belgium.
Our selection process consists of two interview rounds. Following a successful application review, you will first be invited to a virtual interview.
If you have any questions, we are happy to hear from you.
We look forward to receiving your application. Please share a concise overview of your responsibilities, relevant project experience and your motivation for joining Materna Belgium.
Our selection process consists of two interview rounds. Following a successful application review, you will first be invited to a virtual interview.
If you have any questions, we are happy to hear from you.
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