Business Analyst III
Business Analyst III
Posted yesterday
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Create and implement precise management plans for every project, with attention to transparent communication at all levels
- Perform, evaluate, and communicate thorough quality assurance at every stage of systems development
- Determine and develop user requirements for systems in production, to ensure maximum usability
- Partner with other stakeholder teams across business units (i.e., sales, finance, security, compliance) to develop necessary analysis and documentation in a collaborative way, communicating effectively and efficiently with production, managerial, and executive teams
- Evaluate, analyze, and communicate systems requirements on a continuing basis, and maintain systems processes, including the delivery of monthly status reports to all appropriate parties
- Author and update internal and external documentation, and formally initiate and deliver requirements and documentation
- Technical degree or related work experience
- Proven experience in an analytics and systems development capacity
- High proficiency with SQL language and database management
- Proven analytical abilities
- Practical experience generating process documentation and reports
- Excellent communicator with the ability to translate data into actionable insights
- Experience working with Business Objects.
- Knowledge of ITIL
- Cloud SQL, AWS Cloud Formation
- Basic Qualification:
- Additional Skills:
- This is a high priority requisition.
Before you apply
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Your profile is current
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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