Business Analyst
inentDenver (CO)
About the role
Business Analyst Inent is a leading provider of information technology, consulting and business process outsourcing services, dedicated to helping the world's leading companies build stronger businesses. Great organizations demand great IT. To stay on budget, on schedule and maintain high quality standards for IT initiatives, organizations must align with the right service providers—those that can truly improve and enhance the initiatives they support.
Job Description:
Candidate will need to work well with agile projects and be comfortable creating/maintaining user stories in Jira. The technology stack is Java/HTML/CSS/SOAP/Struts and some REST. They use HP Quality Center for defect tracking. UPDATE 5/7/2015: Candidates' resumes should mention Jira extensively - along with User Stories, Epics, Product Backlog (Agile). I'm seeing a lot of classical BA resumes with UML, Use Cases, etc.
Required:
Minimum of 3-5 years experience gathering user/technical requirements for Web-based applications Ability to analyze and understand problems of a technical nature (specifications, log files, etc.)Understanding of agile tools, like Jira, for entering business requirements
Nice-To-Have:
- Knowledge of Java, J2EE environments.
- Experience in Financial Services Industry
- Experience with distributed delivery models (some developers and testers may be offshore)
Qualifications:
BE/BTECH/MASTERSThank you Srikanth Inent Inc (Innovative Enabling Technologies Inc ) Tel: 909 610 3103 * 128 Fax No: 310 388 0405 email: Srikanthj(AT)inentinc.com
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