Consulting
Large IT projects fail less often on technology than on understanding: what the business really needs, what the system must do, and whether what was delivered does it. That is the work of a business analyst.
Business analysis
- Requirements: workshops and interviews with the business and the users, requirements written so that they can be built and tested, priorities agreed.
- Processes: the current and the future processes modelled (BPMN), the changes they bring and who they affect.
- Functional analysis: use cases, user stories, business rules, data models and interfaces between systems, ready for the developers.
- Bridge between business and IT: questions answered on both sides throughout the project, changes assessed, decisions recorded.
- Testing and acceptance: test scenarios from the requirements, acceptance with the users, follow-up of the defects until go-live.
In agile teams (Scrum, SAFe) as well as in classic projects, as an analyst in the team or as the reference for a domain.
Software development
Web applications for a precise need, designed with you and built to last: a data model that fits the domain, clear screens, automated tests, and a deployment you control. Python and Django, SQL databases, HTML and JavaScript.
Languages
Work in English, French and Greek.