Serve as the bridge between business stakeholders and development teams for Salesforce projects. Create Jira user stories, facilitate requirements acceptance with Product Owners, document users and products, map business processes, and plan and lead User Acceptance Testing with business owners.
Salesforce Senior Business Analyst/SME US Citizens
Candidates should possess US Citizenship, reside in US and be willing to go through the federal background check due to the nature of the client.
A minimum of 5 years of Salesforce & role experience o Write user stories via Jira o Requirements acceptance through facilitating Product Owner to review the requirements/user stories for accuracy and acceptance o Responsible for user and product documentation o Responsible for business process mapping o Responsible for being the synergy between the business and the development side of the project o Plan, lead, and execute User Acceptance Training (UAT) with business owners
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