Sr. Business Analyst /Product Owner
software technologyEast Boston (MA)
Sr. Business Analyst /Product Owner
Posted today
software technologyEast Boston (MA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Business Analyst/Product OwnerApex Systems is a world class technology services business that incorporates industry insights and experience to deliver solutions that fulfill our clients’ digital visions. Apex has an opportunity for a Business Analyst to join our team in a fast paced Financial Services industry client on an exciting project!
Position: Business Analyst/Product Owner
Location: Boston (or Remote)
Rate: Negotiable based on experience
Duration: 6+ Mo.
Position Description:
Our client is hiring a Senior Business Analyst with experience in a highly regulated industry (banking, financial services, insurance, healthcare, etc.). This role will be joining a PMO/Matrixed Organization and needs to have demonstrated abilities with requirement gathering and documentation, process mapping, test planning, test script writing and overseeing UAT. Additional requirements include experience in Waterfall and Agile Methodology, writing Business Requirement Documents (BRD) and User Stories. This role is expected to act as a Business Analyst or Product Owner depending upon the dynamic of the team involved and subject matter of the project.
Requirements:
- Strong communication skills
- Solid BA experience (in a PMO/matrixed environment preferred)
- Waterfall/Agile methodologies
- Experience with test script writing and UAT testing oversight 6+ years of experience
- Digital banking knowledge
Nice-to-Have: IPMMExperience with "Gate" process
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