Technical System Analyst

long term Contract //Toronto ON (Onsite)//Canada . Please share resumes to Amarjeet.Kumar@akkodisgroup.com

Role:- Technical System Analyst
Location: Toronto ON (Onsite)
Role: Contract
Experience Required:- 8 Years

Skills
• Over 8+ years of Systems Analyst experience in Applications Development, migration, prod-uct implementation, Integration and Transformation
• Experience in analyzing wealth management products, dealership platform, database, API and database queries
• Wealth and Asset management domain knowledge
• Experience in gathering Integration, business flow design, database requirements and Pro-cess Mapping
• Ability to write PL/SQL queries to perform data validations or set-up test data.
• Experience in API design experience, technical contracts or integration specs
• Middleware exposure, experience with middleware tools (MuleSoft, Kafka, Boomi, Tibco, Snap Logic, etc.) and OpenAI/Swagger/RAML
• JSON/XML payloads, mappings, or error handling
• Perform risk assessment analysis and provides recommendations for improvement
• Experience in Jira, Confluence, PL/SQL and project management and tracking tools
• Canadian Wealth and Asset Management wealth financial industry domain experience.
Responsabilities
• Gathering requirements and creating Business Requirements Document (BRD) Functional Requirements Document (FRD), technical specifications, facilitating Joint Application Devel-opment (JAD) sessions, support documentation and demo
• Create system analysis document after discussion with business and architect teams
• Create sequence diagrams or system architecture, system-to-system integration work doc-umentation
• Participate in product refinement and technical review process and clarify agile teams func-tional questions.
• Defines application problems by discussing with business, third party vendors and support teams, evaluating procedures and processes
• Conduct release demo and transition to maintenance documentation to support teams
• Production support of core business systems