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Tue Jun 11, 2013 12:07 pm (PDT) . Posted by:
"David Pearlstein" dlpconsultingnj
Please contact the recruiter directly. Good luck, David
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Subject: SENIOR BUSINESS ANALYST
Date: 6/11/13 10:42:56 AM
From: "James Surowiec"
To: dlpearls@optonline.
SENIOR BUSINESS ANALYST
Major firm located in Wayne, New Jersey is seeking a Senior Business
Analyst for a one to two year consulting assignment. The Business
Analyst is responsible for understanding the systems and the
interdependencies with other corporate and external systems, performing
detailed analysis on complex business requests and appropriately
documenting the gathered information in a manner that is understandable
to business and IT personnel alike.
Responsibilities for this position will include, but not be limited to:
Work closely with the IT Department members in order to facilitate an
environment that optimizes the use of IT products, systems, services and
procedures to meet the needs of the business.
Quickly understand the business processes, issues, and data challenges
and gather the necessary information to document the business /
technical requirements (understand business requests, identify solutions
and translate the business needs to a functional specification that is
turned over to development)
Write detailed descriptions of user needs, program functions, and steps
required to develop or modify applications.
Requirements may be obtained by using interviews, document analysis,
requirement workshops, surveys, site visits, business process
descriptions, use cases, scenarios, business analysis and workflow
analysis.
Document functional requirements, system design specifications, use
cases, workflow diagrams, wireframes, reports, and interface designs.
Document project status and assure process compliance with Project
Management Office.
Work with the business to analyze business processes and system issues
and turn them into actionable system changes that benefit the business.
Work closely with the development team to coordinate the system changes.
Work closely with the QA team to ensure appropriate system testing.
May have responsibility for preparing and executing test scripts on an
as needed basis.
Identify / leverage IT solutions to enable the business objectives
including analyze technical constraints and communicate alternatives to
the business.
System Configuration, as necessary analyzing and implementing
configuration changes.
Involvement in Production Support as needed
Position Requirements
Bachelors Degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, Business
Administration, or other related field
12+ years of systems analysis experience with proven record of
successful, large scale project implementations.
Understanding of application development in .Net, PeopleSoft ,
SharePoint, and MS Dynamics CRM technologies
Effective communication skills (written and verbal) with IT and
functional business users.
Advanced knowledge of SQL query preferred
Familiarity with the following Microsoft tools is greatly desired:
BizTalk, Analysis Services, Reporting Services and Integration Services.
This position pays $70.00 per hour on a W-2 hourly basis.
All candidates must possess a green card, ead or be of citizenship.
The interview process will include an initial telephone screening and
then an in person interview.
This position is on site five days a week.
Please let me know your interest, availability to interview and start
for this position.
Regards
James Surowiec
Senior Technical Recruiter
PRI Technology Rockaway NJ
P: 973.732.5454 x27 <tel:973.
C: 973.534.0555 <tel:973.
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Wed Jun 12, 2013 1:19 pm (PDT) . Posted by:
"Michael McSharry" gmikem206
We invite you to attend our *Annual Picnic, *and join the members of the
Professional Support Group of Morris County for networking and fun on
Wednesday, June 26th, from 11:00 am to 3:00 pm, at Lake Parsippany Park.
*The picnic will take the place of the regular PSGMC general meeting
scheduled for that Wednesday. *
Cost is $10 per person (cash preferred), and you can still sign up to
attend at our June 19th meeting.
Hamburgers, hotdogs, soft drinks and water will be provided. As in the
past, please consider bringing a side dish or a dessert to share as this
certainly adds to the festivities.
Dress is casual(barbeque casual).
In addition to a large picnic area with a shelter, the park offers softball
and soccer fields or courts for basketball and volleyball. (Need to bring
your own equipment).
*Directions:* From Littleton Road (Route 202), turn onto Halsey Road. Go
past the Parsippany-Troy Hills library to the 3rd right. Turn right onto
Elmwood Drive and proceed to Lake Parsippany Park.
Map: https://plus.google.com/101998950114439642783/about?gl=us&hl=en
See www.psgmc.org for more info.
Hope to see you there!
*Michael McSharry
**g.m.mcsharry@gmail.com
*
Professional Support Group of Morris County for networking and fun on
Wednesday, June 26th, from 11:00 am to 3:00 pm, at Lake Parsippany Park.
*The picnic will take the place of the regular PSGMC general meeting
scheduled for that Wednesday. *
Cost is $10 per person (cash preferred), and you can still sign up to
attend at our June 19th meeting.
Hamburgers, hotdogs, soft drinks and water will be provided. As in the
past, please consider bringing a side dish or a dessert to share as this
certainly adds to the festivities.
Dress is casual(barbeque casual).
In addition to a large picnic area with a shelter, the park offers softball
and soccer fields or courts for basketball and volleyball. (Need to bring
your own equipment).
*Directions:
past the Parsippany-Troy Hills library to the 3rd right. Turn right onto
Elmwood Drive and proceed to Lake Parsippany Park.
Map: https://plus.
See www.psgmc.org for more info.
Hope to see you there!
*Michael McSharry
**g.m.mcsharry@
*
Thu Jun 13, 2013 8:06 am (PDT) . Posted by:
"Brian Mecca" bd_mecca
Very interesting and informative. A great article by candace waller
http://scotchplains.patch.com/blog_posts/alex-freund-career-transition-tips
When Alex Freund coaches people in transition he leans on his own experiences. Freund, a Romanian born Israeli, came to the United States in the 1970s with his wife to attend Cornell School of Hotel Administration graduating in 1974. He landed jobs at Honeywell, Tyco International and sanofi-adventis and he expected to retire from that field.
However after several downsize moves made it harder for him to find work in the hospitality field, his area of expertise, he realized he had to make a new plan. The organization and people managing skills that allowed him to move up the corporate matter ladder also helped him become a successful career coach.
Remaining positive and doing research are concepts that helped Freund find his career path and are ideas he recommends to job-seekers. People become overly attached to the past, not realizing that the way people search for jobs has changed drastically in the last five years. One example of this is LinkedIn, the number one social media site for job-seekers. Freund recommends that job-seekers post a full profile and picture to help them connect to people. Successful job-seekers have to be able to use social media to reinvent themselves to secure future opportunities.
Don't limit your career options by what you did in the past.
Freund used his time of unemployment to find out what he liked doing most. He got great satisfaction from helping out other people. He would give career advice, interview tips and even look over resumes. He really enjoyed this and found he was good at coaching people on how to interview. People around him said he should charge for his services and become a career coach. Freund could have resisted but he decided to follow his heart and it led to career that he enjoys.
Job-seekers have to realize that the work force may have changed significantly since they first started looking for work. The jobs they had in the past may require different skills or they may find that their background is suited to other positions. Use the time of unemployment to find out what you really want to do professionally. There are several job clubs and organizations that can help you discover your passion.
Stay Tune To What Others Say Your Strengths are
Friends and colleagues alike commented on Freund's organization and teaching skills although he has never formally taught or studied education. Career coaching demands the ability to manage and mentor others and requires the ability to organize. Frank Kovacs founder of The Breakfast Club gave Freund the suggestion to name the website Freund started in 2005 LandingExpert.com. This useful career site is filled with information and has a 70-plus page document organizing a listing of job networking events in the tri-state area.
Freund is a much sought after speaker for career and networking groups and interviewing coach. When he meets clients for the first time he diagnoses them after careful questioning. He is patient similar to a teacher coaxing a student who is not able to get the concept at first. These skills has helped him receive a high client satisfaction from people who have worked with him.
The skills you have may be suited to a career path you never considered before but be open to change. People tend to let the past dictate the future and this can be a mistake. Freund was able to find a new career by following his passion.
Become An Expert in Your Field
Freund spends much of his time reading career articles and posting them on LinkedIn and his blog on LandingExpert.com. He suggests going after a job that you are passionate about and have an aptitude for because this will come across during interviews. When people see articles you have posted or commented on you have immediate credibility. Freund was always willing to help job seekers and he keeps up-to-date on job issues and the ways social media could help those in transition.
His love of helping people has helped him land new opportunities. He will be teaching at the Princeton Adult School for the third time, he also is a regular presenter at job search networking groups including The Breakfast Club that meets on the second Saturday of the month.
Make sure your resume stands out
Freund who runs several free resume clinics says that most resume are poorly written and don't do anything to get the hiring managers attention. He recommends that job seeker should work with a recommended professional resume writer to make sure the resume highlights your accomplishments and give a clear picture of you. A good resume can make you stand out from the pile.
Human resources are inundated with resumes. They are looking for a reason to disqualify candidates so make sure that you submit an outstanding resume that speaks to your accomplishments, includes key words, and gives a positive portrayal of you.
Alex Freund is a career coach who has taught hundreds of clients how to prepare for interviews that help them land their next professional opportunity. His website is landingexpert.com. He also attends The Breakfast Club meetings that are held an the Days Inn in East Brunswick the second Saturday of each month. Admission to the meetings is $10.
www.thebreakfastclubnj.com
Best regards,
Brian Mecca
Senior Manager of Infrastructure and Technology
Email: Brian.Mecca@yahoo.com
LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/brianmecca
Follow me on Twitter at https://twitter.com/SPFireCapt
http://scotchplains
When Alex Freund coaches people in transition he leans on his own experiences. Freund, a Romanian born Israeli, came to the United States in the 1970s with his wife to attend Cornell School of Hotel Administration graduating in 1974. He landed jobs at Honeywell, Tyco International and sanofi-adventis and he expected to retire from that field.
However after several downsize moves made it harder for him to find work in the hospitality field, his area of expertise, he realized he had to make a new plan. The organization and people managing skills that allowed him to move up the corporate matter ladder also helped him become a successful career coach.
Remaining positive and doing research are concepts that helped Freund find his career path and are ideas he recommends to job-seekers. People become overly attached to the past, not realizing that the way people search for jobs has changed drastically in the last five years. One example of this is LinkedIn, the number one social media site for job-seekers. Freund recommends that job-seekers post a full profile and picture to help them connect to people. Successful job-seekers have to be able to use social media to reinvent themselves to secure future opportunities.
Don't limit your career options by what you did in the past.
Freund used his time of unemployment to find out what he liked doing most. He got great satisfaction from helping out other people. He would give career advice, interview tips and even look over resumes. He really enjoyed this and found he was good at coaching people on how to interview. People around him said he should charge for his services and become a career coach. Freund could have resisted but he decided to follow his heart and it led to career that he enjoys.
Job-seekers have to realize that the work force may have changed significantly since they first started looking for work. The jobs they had in the past may require different skills or they may find that their background is suited to other positions. Use the time of unemployment to find out what you really want to do professionally. There are several job clubs and organizations that can help you discover your passion.
Stay Tune To What Others Say Your Strengths are
Friends and colleagues alike commented on Freund's organization and teaching skills although he has never formally taught or studied education. Career coaching demands the ability to manage and mentor others and requires the ability to organize. Frank Kovacs founder of The Breakfast Club gave Freund the suggestion to name the website Freund started in 2005 LandingExpert.
Freund is a much sought after speaker for career and networking groups and interviewing coach. When he meets clients for the first time he diagnoses them after careful questioning. He is patient similar to a teacher coaxing a student who is not able to get the concept at first. These skills has helped him receive a high client satisfaction from people who have worked with him.
The skills you have may be suited to a career path you never considered before but be open to change. People tend to let the past dictate the future and this can be a mistake. Freund was able to find a new career by following his passion.
Become An Expert in Your Field
Freund spends much of his time reading career articles and posting them on LinkedIn and his blog on LandingExpert.
His love of helping people has helped him land new opportunities. He will be teaching at the Princeton Adult School for the third time, he also is a regular presenter at job search networking groups including The Breakfast Club that meets on the second Saturday of the month.
Make sure your resume stands out
Freund who runs several free resume clinics says that most resume are poorly written and don't do anything to get the hiring managers attention. He recommends that job seeker should work with a recommended professional resume writer to make sure the resume highlights your accomplishments and give a clear picture of you. A good resume can make you stand out from the pile.
Human resources are inundated with resumes. They are looking for a reason to disqualify candidates so make sure that you submit an outstanding resume that speaks to your accomplishments, includes key words, and gives a positive portrayal of you.
Alex Freund is a career coach who has taught hundreds of clients how to prepare for interviews that help them land their next professional opportunity. His website is landingexpert.
www.thebreakfastclu
Best regards,
Brian Mecca
Senior Manager of Infrastructure and Technology
Email: Brian.Mecca@
LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin
Follow me on Twitter at https://twitter.
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