Job Description:

Job Description:-

·        Technical Analysis of business requirements.

·        Converting business requirements into INGENIUM code.

·        Excellent written and verbal communication skills to clearly disseminate information.

·        Debugging INGENIUM business process flows for analysis of requirements/issues.

·        Applying Analytical & Coding skills for designing system changes

·        Identification of optimal solutions for business requirements/issues.

·        Applying knowledge of INGENIUM online and batch processing for implementation of business requirements.

·        Development of Unit Test Plan, writing Unit Test Cases and their execution.

·        Participation of functional walkthroughs and understand business requirements and the related processing requirements,

·        Develop technical artefacts such as Tech Spec and Module Spec.

·        Produce Technical documentation covering module level specs, work product reviews, Process improvements and unit test scenarios.

·        Knowledge of COBOL, JavaScript, HTML, Pathfinder, Rexx, CICS, DB2 & SQL query.

·        Hands on experience with Windows/Unix/AIX OS platforms

·        Knowledge of INGENIUM Architecture.

·        Knowledge of INGENIUM web services.

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