The Business Systems Analyst will assist with systems analysis for software implementation, creating requirements documents, and supporting end users. The role demands proficiency in SDLC and Agile methodology, SQL, and Microsoft tools.
Company Description
vTech can help you avoid the daunting task of writing and posting job offers, shifting through resumes and laboring through the lengthy interview process. Our Staffing solutions will allow you to elude those tasks and place topnotch, high-caliber professionals in the position you need to fill.
We use our expertise, knowledge, and global resources to deliver top-quality candidates and tailor our IT and Non-IT recruitment services to your needs. This allows us to deliver the required results in a timely manner that meets your schedule at a substantially reduced cost.
We pride ourselves for having one of the fastest growth rate and also the lowest turnover rates in the industry just 2.5 percent annually. We focus on the training and retaining qualified professionals with high personal and work ethics. With the help of our extensive database of internal candidates and CATS applicants tracking system, we can provide quality resources within the limited time frame
- The selected candidate will assist with the systems analysis for the software implementation of the Daily Operations System and Bid System for Bus, Heavy Rail, and Light Rail transportation districts at the MBTA.
- The implementation involves systems analysis, high-level architecture, software testing, software quality assurance, training, and support of end users of the systems.
- The candidate must be comfortable with SDLC and the Agile methodology, be proficient writing detailed Business Requirements and Functional Specification documents, be proficient with SQL, have experience with Microsoft SharePoint administration, be proficient with Microsoft Visio, Excel, and Project.
- They will also assist in implementing and supporting future WOMP related systems, as appropriate.
- The selected candidate will assist with the systems analysis for the software implementation of the Daily Operations System and Bid System for Bus, Heavy Rail, and Light Rail transportation districts at the MBTA.
- The implementation involves systems analysis, high-level architecture, software testing, software quality assurance, training, and support of end users of the systems.
- The candidate must be comfortable with SDLC and the Agile methodology, be proficient writing detailed Business Requirements and Functional Specification documents, be proficient with SQL, have experience with Microsoft SharePoint administration, be proficient with Microsoft Visio, Excel, and Project.
- They will also assist in implementing and supporting future WOMP related systems, as appropriate.
All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
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