Sr. Business Analyst
samprasoftDenver (CO)
About the role
Grand Central Next Gen Project The project is working on the Grand Central Next Gen project; Grand Central is built on Microsoft Dynamics 365 and is used to manage business with partners and client companies. For example, which products does each partner sell (or will sell) for the company, in which state(s). Grand Central also has an integration to Appian for workflows. Task Description Sr. BA basics such as conducting requirements gathering sessions, writing user stories and backlogs, strong communication and problem solving skills, ability to take initiative while also working well as a team. Required Working Experience & Education Work experience in years 8-10 years Sr. BA experience.
Education Level: Bachelor of Science (preferred but not mandatory)
Required Skills and Qualifications Technical Must HaveExperience with Agile methodologies and the entire SDLC process Experience with Requirements Management tool, such as Azure DevOps or similar tool Proficient with MS Office Products Technical Nice to HaveExperience with MS Dynamics is a huge plusExperience with workflow management tools, such as Visio or Adonis is also a plusExperience with PowerBI would also be a plus Nice to HaveSome P&C insurance knowledge Azure Dev Ops (agile tool)
Additional information:
Remote candidate is fine but they would like onshore so person will be in similar time zone to work with business customers on any given day.
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