Senior Business Analyst(Unemployment Insurance Benefits)

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esystemsPrinceton (NJ)

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Work Type: Remote Relevant Experience : 8+ Years Duration : Long Term Compensation : Open eSystems Inc. is a fast-growing Systems Integrator based in Princeton, New Jersey. We provide strategic IT solutions and services with primary practice areas in Java and Microsoft centric e-Business solutions, ERP solutions, Enterprise Application Integration, Data Warehousing and Business Intelligence solutions. Our clients include Fortune 500 corporations, government agencies, small and mid-sized local businesses, and non-profit organizations. As an equal opportunity employer, eSystems complies with all applicable laws, rules and regulations preventing discrimination against job applicants based on: race, ethnicity, religious beliefs, gender, gender identity, age, veteran status, marital status, physical challenges, or any other relevant factor THE JD and the required skillset are below. Please make sure that the suitable candidate has at least 90% of the skillset mentioned These positions should carry the strongest UI domain requirement.
Primary responsibilities: Analyze CT DOL functional changes and adjudication requirements; understand existing and changed UI business rules; develop detailed positive, negative, boundary and end-to-end test scenarios; develop and maintain test cases; identify downstream business-process impacts; support testers during execution; participate in defect triage; and validate whether observed results are consistent with expected UI functionality. Target experience: 5–8+ years as a BA or functional analyst, with direct Unemployment Insurance benefits-system experience strongly preferred/required. Useful UI experience would include areas such as initial claims, continued claims, monetary/nonmonetary eligibility, adjudication, determinations, payments, appeals, employer interactions, overpayments and related claimant workflows. They do not need to be experts in every domain, but adjudication experience should be particularly valuable for this engagement.

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