Forms Analyst / Engineer (business analysis, XML, JavaScript, XDP) | TELECOMMUTE
Forms Analyst / Engineer (business analysis, XML, JavaScript, XDP) | TELECOMMUTE
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Will be creating new, electronic forms that are consistent with our competitors.
- Will need to exercise sound judgement in the requirements gathering phase, being able to distinguish true customer needs and define the art of the possible.
- Convert Forms to XDP Format utilizing LiveCycle Designer
- Assist with Advanced JavaScript programming needed for the Adaptive forms
- Resolve all Formatting and Display Issues on the Converted XDPBind Schema Fields for each Question on the XDPPerform Unit Testing on each Field on the Generated PDFs (print version)
- Review all Form Requirements (Business & Technical) provided by the Business Analyst
- Deploy XDPs to QA and UAT Environments for each Test Cycle
- Participate in Code Review Sessions for all Code Changes
- Business Analyst background with experience in working on electronic forms, pages or maintain internal knowledge management.
- Strong attention to detail, this job requires repetitive task creation.
- Basic database understanding (Ability to conceptualize data mapping across systems)
- Strong business analysis acumen; must be able to interpret complex forms and recreate in an adaptive, electronic format with minimal supervision.
- Intermediate level technical skills including xml, java scripting, XDP development
- Experience in services industry, including experience managing the customer and experience managing operations in a global business.
- Superior customer project forecasting and capacity planning skills. Demonstrated ability to analyze and solve complex business problems.
- Exceptional business acumen and solid financial skills. A demonstrated track record of acting as an innovative thought leader and business partner to the leadership team.
- Understands and utilizes workforce analytics. Continuously establishes clear goals and uses data and metrics to achieve best-in-class results and business goals.
- Strong track record of leading, managing and improving people and processes
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