Description:
Our client, a strategic partner that offers locally developed and owned IP solutions, leveraging 20
years of invaluable experience. Not only are they the eFiling founders, but they continue to innovate
and lead with new creations and services that keep them as the measurement of success.
PURPOSE OF THE JOB
Business Analysts require a great business mind and the ability to comprehend and process a vast
amount of information related to the needs of an organization. They need to quickly understand the
challenges within a client’s company, transform this information into business and functional
requirements, and follow through to ensure accurate delivery and implementation.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
• Working with internal and external users to define information requirements
• Designing components and enhancements to complex systems
• Ability to deconstruct complex business processes
• Preparing complete functional documentation in the design, and testing phase of the systems
development lifecycle (SDLC)
• Working effectively as part of a team and seek to support the project goals
• Broadening own technical, functional, and industry skill base
• Engaging in formal and informal knowledge transfer (knowledge Management)
JOB REQUIREMENTS
Qualifications, education, certification, licences, training, essential experience required
Education
• BSc in Computer Science or Bcom Informatics/BTech Information Technology
• Honours Degree (Advantageous)
Experience
• 6 Years or More Business Analysis Experience
Skills/Knowledge
• Thorough understanding of system development life cycle (SDLC)
• Thorough understanding of Agile Methodology
• Extensive experience with UML Modelling
• Extensive experience specifying use cases
• Experience with repository-based modelling tools
• Extensive experience specifying functional requirements as well testing requirements
• Ability to investigate and document requirements (often tacit) independently
• Strong oral and written communications skills
• Ability to work to non-negotiable deadlines and standards