Business Analyst

Job description

Job Description

Business Analyst

Position Description
This position will perform business and systems analysis as well as automated and manual testing to support new development and system maintenance.

Your future duties and responsibilities
Define and create user stories and acceptance criteria for the systems supporting the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Part D program. Develop test scenarios, document test cases, create test data/files, and perform system, integration, and regression testing. Work with senior Business Analysts and testers as needed to learn about the systems as well as processes, procedures, and best project practices. Actively participate in business discussions and /or joint application development (JAD) sessions. Demonstrate business and systems understanding of requirements to the internal stakeholders and to the customer. Understand the needs of the customer and stakeholders and represent their needs when communicating with technical staff, both internal and external.

Required qualifications to be successful in this role
Experience in analyzing and documenting business, system and functional requirements using methods such as gap analysis and data mapping.
Familiarity with the agile development methodology.
Medium level SQL skills and experience with databases and data warehousing.
Proficiency in MS Office and excellent written and verbal communication.

DESIRED QUALIFICATIONS
Knowledge of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Part D program
SAFe agile practitioner
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