Workday Systems Analyst Benefits

A day in the life:

The Systems Analyst analyzes technology systems and related processes to identify and design improvements.

• Takes in requirements from business analysts and documents technical requirements
• Assesses configuration options to meet requirements and specifications
• Applies increasing knowledge in system features and technology standards
• Performs troubleshooting and investigates root cause of issues
• Documents technical solutions to identified problems
• Engages with engineers to design/configure solutions
• Assists in testing and participates in test phases prior to UAT
• Updates technical specs based on testing prioritized defects or postrelease lessons learned
• Supports communication for application/system deployment
• Works to ensure application availability and identify SLAs for operational readiness
• Supports incident management and enduser satisfaction through ITIL processes.

• Local to Seattle

  Here are some of the Responsibilities of a Systems Analyst

  Translates business requirements to functional and technical requirements
  Defines minimum feature set acceptance criteria user acceptance tests
  Engages in design and impact assessments
  Contributes to planning and implementation for new applications and systems
  Performs configuration of application components
  Engages with engineers to design/configure solutions
  Assists in testing and participates in test phases prior to UAT
  Updates technical specs based on testing prioritized defects or postrelease lessons learned
  Supports communication for application/system deployment
  Works to ensure application availability and SLAs for operational readiness