Position: Business Analyst
Category: Business Analyst
English level: fluent
Years of experience: 2

blossapp.com: took this project under my wing having just a concept from the client, and now it has 90K+ active users and attracted investments for a mobile app development;

bigwigshops.com: also led this project from a concept to a complex web and mobile platform with sophisticated integrations;

personal project: developed Calculator of Depressive Markers based on my Master thesis. It calculates the number of linguistic signs of depression in Ukrainian Facebook posts.
development of PRD (product vision, product scope, functional and non-functional requirements, technical documentation, business operations, change-log, product log, integration requirements and description, error handling, risks, business logic schemes, etc); 

Discovery phase (fully conducted under my supervision, it includes: product vision workshops & analysis, market research & analysis, competitors research & analysis, technical research, business model research & analysis, JTBDs, prototyping, scoping, design tasks management, user flows, PRD creation, estimation, product backlog, etc).

Other responsibilities (UX audit research and analysis, user interviews, monetisation model development, roadmap development, release strategy development, surveys, market research, educating fellow BAs, workshops etc.)
I am looking for an opportunity where I can help create products that make this world suck less.
As for the project requirements: I am interested in a long-running project to which I am 100% dedicated. 
I am open to overseeing any project from a concept on paper up to post-launch support.
Would be open to trying a Product Owner/Product Manager position, since I have experience as Business Analyst (product management leaning) to comply with the SDLC requirements and expectations, and Business Developer (4 years) to develop Product/Service market-ready.

NOT interested: 
in jumping from one project to another every 2 months or running 2-3 projects simultaneously;
overtime, inadequate task load distribution, patronising communication, and low emotional intelligence.