Business Analyst
samprasoftQuincy (MA)
About the role
Business Analyst Quincy, MA - LOCALS ONLY Onsite Day 1: Hybrid Model: 2 – 3 Days Onsite! Please note that this position is subject to Covid vaccination requirements.
Education and Experience:
(Special skill set, Certifications) Bachelor's Degree in computer science, Information Systems, Business Administration or other related field, or equivalent work experience. At least 5 years of experience working in a Business Analysis, or other related experience in an IT healthcare environment. Professional certification in IIBA preferred. At least 3 years of business analysis and data analysis related experience within IT system development project(s). Knowledge Management experience and experience working with enterprise content management solutions and repositories including Microsoft Teams and SharePoint sites. Strong understanding and knowledge of software development life cycle (SDLC). Broad knowledge of business and system analysis techniques for creating requirements and certifying software acceptance. Strong familiarity with NIST security standards and experience working with PII and PHI data. Prior experience with Jira, SQL Queries, Rational Quality Manager (RQM) and ADA compliance. Experienced in developing use cases and testing methodologies including functional, systems, integration, performance, and UAT. Demonstrated ability to conduct detailed planning, perform risk assessments, and successfully mitigate risks. Excellent problem-solving skills. Exceptional ability working independently as well as in project teams and across diverse business groups. Demonstrated verbal, written, organizational, presentation and customer service skills with the ability to take direction. Ability to develop and maintain effective relationships with management, end users, project team members, and vendors. Proficient in using MS Office suite, Teams, SharePoint, Power Builder BI, Visio, MS Project, other project management and collaboration tools.
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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