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Principal Engineer

brazil

We are looking for a Business Analyst who will deliver as a Senior Consultant on our team to support clients in a variety of industries in an environment with people who truly care about you and your ideas.

Work at Exadel – Who We Are: 
Since 1998, Exadel has been engineering its own software products and custom software for clients of all sizes. Headquartered in Walnut Creek, California, Exadel currently has 2000+ employees in development centers across the Americas and Europe. Our people drive Exadel’s success, and they are at the core of our values. Coppei Partners is now a part of Exadel, expanding our consulting presence to a global scale!

Requirements:

  • 4+ years of experience authoring or collaborating on business requirements documents or functional specifications 
  • 3+ years of experience managing technical delivery or software development projects  
  • Experience with all aspects and roles in the SDLC/ITLC (Software Development Life Cycle, Information Technology Life Cycle)  
  • Bachelor's Degree in a related technical or business field or equivalent work experience 

Nice to have skills:

  • Six Sigma certification 
  • PMP certification
  • Big 4 consulting or similar experience 

Responsibilities:

  • Collaborate with business partners to understand business challenges and define and document requirements for new solutions
  • Engage with the Business and IT stakeholders in a proactive, ongoing basis to ensure the capture of complete business requirements 
  • Understand business problems and develop materials to make the business case to solve those business problems 
  • Ensure alignment of project priorities to a multi-year capabilities roadmap 
  • Establish user acceptance plans and criteria working with business stakeholders 
  • Manage end-to-end delivery project with quality and within schedule and budget 

Advantages of Working with Exadel:

  • Our US benefits include no out of employee pocket costs for insurance enrollment for medical, dental, vision, life and LTD!
  • Active leadership team – always on hand to listen, engage with and regularly interact — valuing your input and suggestions
  • Exadel is a big family. We care about each other, and we support and protect our team members. We have a strong sense of shared identity, values, history, and a tradition of flexibility and empowerment.
  • Work-life balance – we value the fact that our employees live multi-faceted lives that are not limited to their careers; this company goes the extra mile to support us, our physical and mental health, and to stimulate interests that go beyond working life

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