Senior Business Analyst
Senior Business Analyst
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SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Design and improve processes
- Define requirements for software tools for developmental staff Test against requirements Integrate systems and manage projects ofselected development efforts
- Review designs Use software tools to gather requirements, analyze needs, identify risk, propose designs, write documentation andconduct financial analysis8 or more years experience performing the dutiesidentified above.
- Extensive knowledge of system integration, testing and change management required to support applications and modifications.
- Experience writing system design documents and other system documentation.
- Knowledge of the full product life cycle with experience in requirements analysis, test plan and test casedevelopment
- Experience in test automation and build management tools (Vault, etc.)Ability to quickly gain knowledge of business process analysis, benchmarking techniques and ability to apply technology to solvebusiness problems related to group support for the PIDS System.
- Ability to communicate effectively andaccurately with non-technical individuals on technicalmatters.
- Excellent communication, organization andrelationship management skills Ability to track andorganize multiple projects and project team activities.
- Ability to use CA/Clarity software to provide management reporting and tracking for all projectsresulting from duties identified above.
- Experience communicating and managing requirements and successful delivery of rail support systems for a majorextension to an operating mass transit rail system.
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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