Description
Functional analyst Account & Savings
Functional analyst consultant is needed for a long-term project starting in Q2 for a banking project with high expectations working towards defining the user requirements and examining potential solutions with the IT and business experts; with the ability to work in a Cobol IT environment or in a position which is a mix of technical (testing or development) and functional experience.
Please see below for more information on JD and Key skills:
- Contribute to defining the user requirements and examining potential solutions with the IT and business experts;
- Perform functional analysis and advise your internal clients in the choice of solution;
- Validate the functional tests cases;
- Monitor the project and the implementation of your functional analysis in conjunction with the project leader;
- Train users and write the functional documentation;
- Provide functional support and distribute the necessary information to all participants
- Recognize and anticipate problems and initiate structural improvements.
Key Skills:
- A university degree or a bachelor in information technology or similar level based on experience.
- Cobol IT environment or in a position which is a mix of technical (testing or development) and functional experience
- Considerable knowledge of analysis and modelling tools, different platforms, methodologies, --programming languages, processes or architectures used within Cobol context
- Specific knowledge of banking processes and Accounts & Savings domain.
- Some technical skills in a complex environment are an asset
- An excellent written and spoken knowledge of English, Dutch and/or French is required
- Considerable knowledge of analysis and modelling tools, different platforms, methodologies,
- Programming languages, processes or architectures used within Cobol context
- Advantage to be Fluent in French and/or Dutch and have a good knowledge of English.
- A strong interest in Continuous Deployment and Agile/SCRUM and/or experience as Scrum Master is an asset