Business Analyst / Business And Technical Analyst

Role: Business Analyst / Business and Technical Analyst
Location: New York, NY (Hybrid)
Mode of interview - phone, virtual, or in person
VISA: H1B / H4EAD
Exp: 10+ years

Business Analyst. It is a contract position with a Financial Information Services Agency-Office of Payroll Administration that I am recruiting for in New York, NY (Hybrid).

Client has two (2) vacancies for a Business and Technical Analyst. This consultant will serve as a business and technical analyst in the HR Payroll group of the client. The Business Analyst will support the payroll (PMS) and * Amendment (W2AM) applications.

The primary functions of the business analyst will be:

* Analyze and document business requirements.
* Author functional specifications, review functional specifications with business owners for approval, and review functional specifications with technical staff during transition to technical design and coding phases of the project.
* Author technical specifications for interface and conversion software and review technical specifications with staff during the transition to technical design and coding phases of the project.
* Construct additional reports as requested to supplement the predefined reporting capabilities of the Payroll module. As needed, work with client report development staff to package and deploy supplemental reports into a catalog available to authorized users.
* Investigate and resolve software issues and defects reported by business users and others.
* Work with technical analysts to research problems to find and implement solutions.
* Supplement the activities of the client Integrated System Test team as necessary. The analyst will be expected to author test cases, execute test cases, and document the results.
* Supplement the activities of the end users by coordinating end user acceptance test activities or performing user acceptance testing on their behalf, or both.
* Run simulations of the business event processing to ensure that software modifications have not introduced errors into the processes.