Senior Technical Requirement Engineer

Description

Why Ness

We know that people are our greatest asset. Our staff’s professionalism, innovation, teamwork, and dedication to excellence have helped us become one of the world’s leading technology companies. It is these qualities that are vital to our continued success. As a Ness employee, you will be working on products and platforms for some of the most innovative software companies in the world.
You’ll gain knowledge working alongside other highly skilled professionals that will help accelerate your career progression. 
You’ll also benefit from an array of advantages like access to trainings and certifications, bonuses, and aids, socializing activities and attractive compensation.

Requirements and responsibilities

As a Senior Technical Requirement Engineer, you will work closely with the Product Owner, helping him/her to manage the stakeholder and the backlog items (User Story, Epics and Technical Tasks) to enable the development and testing team to get their job done.

What you’ll do

• Gather, organize, and evaluate relevant requirements within the organization and outside of it;
• Analyze requirements and transform them into Epics and User Stories;
• Consolidating acceptance criteria with business stakeholders, development, UX/UI and testing;
• Documentation of requirements in Jira and Confluence;
• Testing and acceptance of the user stories within the sprint;
• Demo sessions for stakeholders;
• Provide and support the implementation of business solutions by building relationships and partnerships with key stakeholders;
• Identifying business needs.

What you’ll bring

• At least 4-5 years of professional experience in Agile development with applications as a Requirement Engineer / Business Analyst;
• Ability to analyze complex tasks and structures, to work out the essentials;
• Experience in elicitation, analysis, specification, testing, and managing the requirements;
• Knowhow in effective writing User Stories in a simple, clear, brief, and functional manner that will value the user needs;
• Previous experience in architecture or development;
• Experience in analyzing architecture and flows;
• Knowledge of the Software Development Life Cycle.

Not checking every single requirement?

If this role sounds good to you, even if you don’t meet every single bullet point in the job description, we encourage you to apply anyway. For most of the candidates that applied, we found a role that was a very good fit with their skills.
Let’s meet and you may just be the right candidate for one of our roles.
At Ness Digital Engineering we are willing to build a work culture that is based on diversification, inclusion, and authenticity.