Business Analyst
avtech solutionDoral (FL)
About the role
Responsibilities:
Analyze business process and practice in an effort to focus the design and implementation of information technology solutions that meet customer needs and business initiative; Collaborate on an on-going basis with the Programmer / Analysts; Apply analytical skills within functional area; Consult frequently with technical and non-technical team members to ensure a complete understanding of their needs and concerns; Create deliverables such as functional and Technical requirements, use case scenarios and process flows; Assist in the execution / analysis of performance testing; Ensure product meets business and technical requirements as well as all company standards; Create training manuals and facilitate training for the system users; Communicate effectively with all team members, project sponsors and stakeholders both technical and non-technical.
Requirements:
Experience as a Technical Business Analyst (2+ years); Experience writing requirements, use cases and process flow; Experience with development / implementation of Identity Access Management system (2-3 years); Good organizational and time management skills, with attention to detail.
Qualifications
Preferred Qualifications:
Highly skilled and ability to learn quickly and multi-task, prioritize work to ensure deadlines are achieved Has a strong continuous improvement mindset Strong communication and interpersonal skills, with ability to stay calm under pressure Has a sense of urgency and is accountable Ability to develop and document policies and procedures Proficient Sharepoint and Excel skills Experience with Infopath is a plus IT experience is a plus.
Additional Information: If you are ok with the JD please call me back @ (317) 759-2504 ext 518(Direct)
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