Business Analyst
georgiatek systemsDenver (CO)
About the role
Business AnalystLocation – US RemoteDuration – 6 months JD :At least 6 years of experience in Business Analyst roleHands-on BA experience for front-end & web based applications in FSVery well versed with Agile delivery methodologyDefine API requirementsAbility to Lead and Manage requirement gathering and user story grooming sessionsSkilled in working with stakeholders to understand the application topology, data flow, business flow and user inputs to develop requirements/user storiesSkilled in developing detailed user stories covering key functionality aspects and acceptance criteriaGood knowledge of APIs, .NET features and cloudExperienced in creating wireframe documentsFamiliar with Front-end integrations with third party systems and back-end systemsSupport development team on translation of functional requirements & validate the design/solution is per the business specificationCollaboration with various teams – Business, QA, DEV, UsersCapable of doing Gap Analysis between 2 different applications and document the gaps as Business RequirementsPrior experience in Finance domain and merchant onboarding will be a big plus
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