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Agile IT Tech
East Brunswick, NJ
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Job Description :
Responsibilities:

Reviews programming requests and work with business users and technical staff to identify, gather, analyze, and document data requirements
Articulates and presents data analysis results clearly and concisely to programming staff
Develops requirements tractability matrix to be used in software development and QA testing
Works with data users to document current work flow processes and collaborate with users in identifying, defining, and documenting process improvement options and alternatives, as directed by business needs
Works with data users to define and document business rules
Identify required information fields and develop data dictionary
Participate in systems development efforts, QA testing, acceptance testing and implementation of information systems, modules and subsystems
Provide user support during application software implementations
Participate in Application Group and business unit meetings
Prepares and updates project plans
Provide Project Management on small application development projects, as needed

Experience
3+ years of experience in data analysis
3+ year experience in Software Development Life-Cycle (SDLC) agile and waterfall methodologies
Experience with Business Intelligence tools (e.g., Tableau, Cognos, SAS) etc.
Background with Data Cleansing and Transformation
Bachelor''s Degree in Information Systems or related field or equivalent work experience
Ability to identify basic problems and procedural irregularities, collect data, establish facts, and draw valid conclusions Intermediate
Read, analyze & interpret general business periodicals/professional journals/technical procedures
Effectively present information & respond to questions from managers/clients/ customers
Think logically in solving assigned problems and to present recommendations with clarity in written and graphic form
interpret a complex variety of technical instructions, and deal with several abstract and concrete variables