19 Apr
Michigan,
Royaloak
, 48067
Royaloak
USA
Vacancy expired!
Local Candidates Only Minimum of 6 years overall IT experience: including 3+ years of systems analyst and 2+ years of application development experience.
- Analyze user needs, program functions, and steps required to develop and/or modify applications
- Responsible to assess business requirements and provide design leadership to address impact analysis to process flows, systems impact, and application impact analysis.
Experience in JIRA requiredStrong Automotive OEM experienceAbility to capture and appropriately communicate project business requirements (functional and non-functional requirement)Gap Analysis – Business Requirements Evaluation vs. Best-in-class practicesDevelopment of Requirements traceability Matrix for usage in development and quality assuranceBusiness Process Definition – From business objectives to application process definitionsBusiness Case Development and support of project estimationsSupporting of Quality Assurance test strategy and contribution to test coverage assessmentProcess Definition and Business TransformationSystems Development – Definition, Design, Testing, Roll-outParticipate in technical research to enable continued innovation within IT systemsExperienced in waterfall, iterative, and agile methodologiesCollaborate/communicate with project team and business users as requiredAbility to independently work toward goalAbility to work in a relatively ambiguous environmentStrong analytical thinking and attention to detailDemonstrated capability to work in a high stress, multi-project environmentExperience writing highly detailed technical specs using Excel, Visio, flow chard makers and diagramming softwareAbility to clearly document in writing very complex and highly technical business processes, features, functions, microservice operation, API’s. etc…Familiarity with telematics and/or IoT platformsVery strong verbal and written communications skillsAbility to listen to complex multi-party discussions and distill the conversation down to a clearly articulated document which can than be iterated on
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