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Business Analyst (.Net Application Development)
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As a Business Analyst, you will analyze business requirements, conduct impact analyses, and perform design, development, support and documentation activities in a dynamic and multi-application environment. Working under a Team Lead, you will help to develop a long term plan to replace our client's legacy applications. ( w$ n" c: @. U. ~; F' [
As part of this endeavour, you will be responsible for performing the following type of activities:
& R9 K* X. o( d% t, t/ p$ f0 GConvert business requirements into design specifications and prepare specifications for user sign-off. # p1 q/ w- z& Q
Create process and data models to visually represent requirements information.
7 I' m1 v2 s9 n+ `& bPerform system testing with internal and external clients. Provide support during various phases of testing. & `, t; g) C" A+ l
Assist with the resolution of code deficiencies found during the assembly test and system test phase.
5 K8 ?- ~( a" K b2 q# KSupport, maintain and upgrade application after it moves into production. 7 k$ I' ]# F5 ^" Q. z8 ~
Analyze current technical and business objectives, plans, processes, information flows, and systems.
1 F+ e" x; ?7 H% t. N+ CAssist in the identification, assessment and resolution of application problems and recommend modifications. 8 b2 G; q( v( i/ e
Summarize and present key findings with recommendations for improvement. / e: V$ m! K7 L( q
Responsible for working with Project manager to set and review overall quality of deliverables.
7 m5 s$ k' L& @ Minimum of 2 years of experience in application development, experience with legacy applications would be an asset x4 x8 [% s! f, E' r. P
• A university degree in Computer Science, Commerce (MIS), or similar discipline is preferred, but an equivalent combination of education and experience may be considered.
! J3 d+ S4 q6 @- y( A* a# O1 Y• Experience with Web Applications, VB.net, C# and/or .NET technologies an asset.! [. ^& @( ` P3 a$ t
• Understanding of Object Oriented design principles and the .Net Framework.
0 j0 ~; q/ j; }/ i5 P• Exceptional consultation skills are critical, with the ability to convey technical ideas to both technical and non-technical audiences and contribute within a team environment.
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Professional Skill Requirements
) c. y7 X) C, TSuperior analytical and problem-solving skills are a must.
# W$ L& O9 r9 |Exemplary interpersonal, verbal and written communication skills are required.
) f" L/ C" l/ z" NDemonstrated planning and organizational skills. 9 X" Z& E Y; ~' W% T) q* M$ ~
Demonstrated ability to quickly learn business applications. ) X+ ]8 I/ I6 y/ y8 D, P
Strong business requirements gathering skills
# M; n' h' G: s$ G/ WPositive attitude and strong work ethic 6 v( o" d1 D& ~& n( G! B. e1 v
Ability to work independently as well as within a team environment |
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