Shambhavi Goswami

I started as someone who understood how software gets built. That foundation mattered — but what pulled me in a different direction was realising that the hardest problems in any project were never technical. They lived in the gap between what a business needed and what the team ended up building.

That gap became my career.

At Alphavima Technologies I worked as the sole BA across 9 client engagements, owning the full lifecycle from the first requirement conversation to go-live. Requirements that captured what clients actually meant. BRDs, FRDs, and user stories that developers could build from without ten follow-up questions. UAT cycles that caught every edge case before it became a live problem. Data migration, stakeholder reporting, vendor coordination — all of it, end to end.

Zero critical post-launch issues across 9 projects. Client onboarding time cut by 25 percent. Not because I got lucky, but because I treated every outcome like it was mine to own.

My B.Tech in Computer Science came with a design specialization, which means I also think about the person on the other end of what gets built. The Figma wireframes and process flows I created at Alphavima were not just documentation — clients understood them immediately, and that clarity is what kept projects moving without unnecessary back and forth.

Alongside that, I work with Power BI and Excel for operational reporting and have academic grounding in SQL, Python, and Tableau that I am actively building on professionally.

I am looking for a role where strong business analysis, clear communication, and data-informed decisions come together — and where owning the outcome is not just encouraged, it is expected.