Business System Analyst
inrikaMonmouth Junction (NJ)
Business System Analyst
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inrikaMonmouth Junction (NJ)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Business System Analyst Pick up new quantitative skills and market research methodologies as necessary and apply them in new contexts. Train other team members in statistical and quantitative research methodologies. Work with the Cross-Functional teams to proactively automate the applications. Maintain the requirements Traceability Matrix and also conducted the Gap Analysis. Work in manual testing and UAT with the development team and QA team in testing of the various results generated by the reports against the data present in the database tables and used UAT on that data involving the users. Obtain Certification and Accreditation Report by using security audit techniques, following up a predetermined security and privacy checklist and Transaction. Schedule and plan the interactive "info-exchange-sessions" meetings - JAD Sessions with SME's, technical leads, and Business Users for gathering/sharing and getting sign off for all stages of the requirement process. Demonstrate product features and benefits and recommend a taxonomy outline for company-wide documentation usage, storage, and management. Minimum Education & Special Requirements: Master's Degree in Business Administration, Information Systems, Technology Management, or Related; 2 years of experience as a Computer systems analyst, Business analyst, or Scrum. Scrum Master Certification required.
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