Position: Business Analyst (Product: USLegal)
Company: airSlate (pdfFiller)
Experience required: 2y
English level: upper

We are looking for a Business Analyst with previous experience working with technical development teams to join us at US Legal Forms.
In 2019, our company bought USLegal, one of the Internet’s first online form libraries that provides 85K unique US legal forms. 3mln+ people per month use our product.
A major part of your role would be conducting market research and interviews with users to develop product hypotheses for improving primary metrics.

**Required skills:**
— At least one year of experience as a Business Analyst / Product Analyst / User Researcher.
— Experience in product/market research and competitive analysis.
— Knowledge of the UI / UX basic principles.
— Understanding of product analytics: product metrics, funnels, cohort analysis, A/B testing.

**What We Offer:**
**Flexible Work Environment:** Due to the current status of Covid-19, the team is primarily working remotely. However, we are flexible if you prefer to work from home or come to the office to help you be more productive.
**Opportunities for growth are part of our culture:**The company pays for career upgrade courses, conferences for professionals, and English classes with native speakers.
**We care about your health:** The company covers medical health insurance and Covid-19 insurance. We also provide gym and massage therapists at the office.
**You are not just an employee, you are part of the business:** We provide options contracts that start vesting on Day One. And believe that our success is your success.
**It’s not only about work here, we trust in sport:** We also have regular athletic activities with professional coaches (Football, basketball, etc). And you can join our online Yoga classes.
**We care about your mood:** We deliver lunches and lots of healthy snacks are always waiting for you at the office.

**Responsibilities:**
—  Market research, competitive analysis and business performance tracking.
— Requirements gathering: what user problem needs to be solved and how.
— Participation in the development of hypotheses and bringing them to production with subsequent results analysis.
— Interaction with product manager, project manager, designers, developers, technical support.
— Interview conduction to determine user needs.