Business Analyst
$72,000 - $82,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$72,000 - $82,000 per year
About the role
- Engaging users in reporting the issues; timely response back to users; engaging other IT resources as needed, documenting issue resolution; analysis of patterns and trends within the requests; properly coding time spent; closing the user tickets according to the agreed timeframes.
- Performing root cause analysis and support appropriate IT resources to implement process and system improvements to reduce/eliminate root causes of incidents
- Providing system knowledge transfer to functional super users and help desk support.
- Delivering support within initial response time as well as resolution time service levels
- Project Management
- Continue growth and developing proficiency in agile project management principles and processes.
- Working alone and as part of a team to manage aspects of a project, which can include: Providing status to project stakeholders and IT Management.
- Issue tracking, escalation, and resolution.
- Updating process and system documentation to reflect changes.
- Documenting business requirements
- Working with associates to develop user acceptance test objectives, test plans and/or test scripts to verify and accept that business requirements have been met.
- Executing system tests and user acceptance tests of system changes.
- Planning and estimating business analysis work as described above.
- Monitoring adherence to established business analysis standards and guidelines.
- Meeting project quality, schedule, and cost commitments, under pressure
- Other Duties as Assigned
- Bachelor's degree required.1-3 years business analysis experience.1-3 years exposure to Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems
- Good communication skills to multiple levels of the organization
- Organized / detailed orientation is required.
- Microsoft Excel, Word, Project, Visio
- Facilitation and negotiation skills
- Ability to manage in a fast-paced environment.
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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