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Salesforce System Analyst | MN or REMOTE | PRESYSTEM

Posted 7 days ago

samprasoftEden Prairie (MN)

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About the role

Job Title Interviews ASAP!Studying various systems - Look at Data and Objects and data loadingSQL and JavaData loading Lots of code in mulesoft so integrating into other systems Azure a nice to have. Location Remote ok (ideally in MN - would extend longer if in MN)
Job Description:
  • Analyze existing systems and document to a standardized easy to read format
  • Communicate and present created documents to the rest of the team
  • Analyze requirements and implement software solutions using Java 8 or higher, Angular 11 and Oracle/Mongo or higher
  • Analyze existing software functionality and code to identify cause of bugs and design solutions
  • Create and maintain technical artifacts such as data model and technical design specifications
  • Perform all phases of software engineering including requirements analysis, application design, code development and testing
  • Design and develop reusable components, frameworks and libraries
  • Work with Product owners, business analysts, architects, developers and other stakeholders to groom & solution features
  • RequiredBachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, or related field
Overall 5+ years with of experience with Object Oriented Design and Development with progressive responsibilities 2+ yrs Systems analysis of cloud deployed web based systems developed on object oriented languages 2+ years hands-on Salesforce or other Rules engines 2+ yrs experience with Azure 1+ yrs with Java 1+ years’ experience with Oracle/MongoDB and ability to write and tune advanced SQL queries 2+ years writing unit or integration tests using Junit, etc.2+ year of Experience working with Agile Methodology and Experience with agile management tools such as Rally or JIRAWorking knowledge of Git, Jenkins and containerization Solid understanding of engineering fundamentals: unit testing, code reviews, agile and DevOps.

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