Certified Business Analysis Professional (CBAP) Practice Test

The quality assurance analyst is responsible for mapping the quality assurance requirements of the company and stakeholders to the project. This role focuses specifically on ensuring that the quality standards and objectives are met throughout the project lifecycle. The quality assurance analyst works closely with stakeholders to identify their needs and expectations regarding the quality of the product or service being developed.

Additionally, this analyst formulates a strategy to assess compliance with these quality requirements, which involves creating test plans, defining quality metrics, and identifying potential areas for improvement. This ensures that both the stakeholders' expectations and the company's quality standards are integrally woven into the project from the outset.

While the project manager oversees the overall execution and coordination of the project, and the subject matter expert offers specialized knowledge, the primary responsibility of aligning quality assurance requirements specifically falls to the quality assurance analyst. Similarly, although business analysts may contribute to the requirements gathering and may have some overlap with quality-related aspects, their main focus is typically on business needs and user requirements rather than on quality assurance specifics.