cBEYONData is seeking an Interface Analyst to join a dynamic team at a Federal Client. Candidates must have 5 years of experience working as a business systems/interface analyst and experience working with Momentum Financials or similar COTS financial ERP systems (e.g., SAP or Oracle). We are looking for candidates with strong analytical skills and a desire to enhance those skills in a challenging, high visibility environment. Analysts will have the opportunity to learn various analysis and testing tools. The ideal candidate has strong analytical and written and oral communication skills. They have the ability to work both independently and with a team to solve problems, are self-starters who are quick to learn and put new skills to use, and have the ability to efficiently and effectively handle multiple and shifting priorities while meeting deadlines. 

Responsibilities:

  • Requirements development, data analysis and validation, software quality assurance/testing, and interfacing with clients to troubleshoot or research issues. 
  • Lead elicitation of requirements from end-users for interface, data conversion, and/or data cleanse activities. Conduct design reviews. Establish acceptance criteria. Understand business processes and create process maps as required.
  • Provide functional support and assist with documenting requirements, detailed design specifications, data conversion and cleanse plans, interface control documents, and user stories based on requirements.
  • Analyze legacy and target system data. Conduct reconciliation activities.
  • Coordinate across multiple development efforts to ensure system interfaces and/or data conversion and cleanse decisions are consistent with requirements/expectations/regulations. Work directly with programmers, database administrators, and other technical specialists.
  • Collaborate with other interface/business analysts to understand the organization’s processes and legacy system data.
  • Under the guidance of more senior subject matter experts, develop expertise in the COTS tool, Federal financial Management business processes, and ERP implementation best practices.
  • Develop test scenarios and documentation and perform validation testing for interfaces and/or conversion requirements. Monitor, track, and troubleshoot application operation and data, analyzing incidents and working with the technical team to resolve issues.
  • Develop materials, and train end users on interface, data conversion, and/or data cleanse requirements.
  • Implement quality assurance standards and processes for validation and verification efforts. Implement software development best practices. Seek out and implement process improvement initiatives.

Requirements:

  • US Citizenship
  • Bachelor's Degree and a minimum 5 years of relevant experience. Additional experience may be substituted in lieu of education.
  • Ability to pass a Tier 2 MBI background investigation.
  • Experience supporting the development of interfaces and/or a large-scale data conversion.
  • Experience working with the Momentum Financials front-end and database.
  • Nice to have: Understanding of Agile methodologies.
  • Nice to have: Ability to write and execute SQL statements

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