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Business Analyst/Geneva/Intellectual Property/Document Applications
Eingestellt von Endeavour Recruitment
Gesuchte Skills: Client
Projektbeschreibung
Are you an experienced Business Analyst with 7-10 years experience, looking for a short-term contract in Switzerland?
If so, please get in touch for further details on this interesting contract.
- You will be required to analyse documents and business processes for existing applications.
- Prepare all new documentation, including functional specifications, use case diagrams, data and process flow diagrams.
Required experience/skills:
- Formal training in recognized business analysis techniques, reinforced with appropriate work experience.
- Experience in performing the role of a business analyst in IT software application development projects.
- Knowledge and experience using tools to document processes and workflows, such as Use Case Diagrams, Data and Process Flow Diagrams etc.
Please get in touch for further details on this excellent opportunity working for an International client.
If so, please get in touch for further details on this interesting contract.
- You will be required to analyse documents and business processes for existing applications.
- Prepare all new documentation, including functional specifications, use case diagrams, data and process flow diagrams.
Required experience/skills:
- Formal training in recognized business analysis techniques, reinforced with appropriate work experience.
- Experience in performing the role of a business analyst in IT software application development projects.
- Knowledge and experience using tools to document processes and workflows, such as Use Case Diagrams, Data and Process Flow Diagrams etc.
Please get in touch for further details on this excellent opportunity working for an International client.
Projektdetails
Geforderte Qualifikationen
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Kategorie:
IT Entwicklung