Systems Analyst

at  National Instruments

QUALITIES OF A SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATE

• Proactively establish processes, systems, and procedures to support, analyze and control NI Financial business activities.
• Develop proficient-level expertise in respective business area and makes suggestions on priorities using project management tools.
• Work well with end-users.
• Prepare effective and concise written material (requirements/status/training).
• Be a mentor to junior/new employees.

BASIC QUALIFICATIONS

• Bachelor’s Degree, Professional Degree in Accounting or professional accounting qualification with a minimum of 3 years of related experience.
• Experience working experience as a Business Analyst, Business System Analyst, System Analyst, IT Project Management or equivalent.
• Experience using & enhancing large scale integrated financial reporting systems, preferably Oracle e-Business suite, Oracle EPM Cloud and Tableau will be an added advantage.
• Demonstrate strong project management and organizational skills.
• Strong starter, self-motivated, adaptable, must be proactive, able to deal with ambiguity and work under pressure.
• Strong analytical and logical problem-solving skills.Excellent communication skills especially in English– both written and verbal with the ability to communicate and work with Global team.

• Become a functional and systems expert in one or more Finance business areas including business processes, purpose, rules, logic, and data.
• Drive business effectiveness and efficiency through innovation, flexibility, and alignment with technology.
• Define, analyze, and prioritize business threats and opportunities including cost/benefit analysis.
• Implement projects using SDLC/Agile methodologies and practices.
• Develop project management plans including but not limited to scope, schedule, resource planning, setup, testing, communication to stakeholders, training, documentation, post implementation support, support handover, etc.
• Support production critical issues and implement continuous improvements, including severity 1 issues which may take priority from time to time.