The goal of platform we build is to create an automated end-to-end solution to facilitate Exam Management Cycles for the Regulatory Authorities and assessment activities across the three lines of defense.

This application is used to automate Document and Data retrieval. It also provides ability to view documents that are auto retrieved as well as to request documents through automatic generation of email requests.

This solution will allow to have one workspace to work for both roles as Maker and Checker, auto retrieve of documents and data, and build automatic storage of all documents collected for an Exam/Cycle into the document storage.

The system is targeting to shorten the timeline for source document and data collection, automates documents and structured data collection, reduce manual work and overall time spent on examination management activities.

Team consists of Dev, BA, QA, Tram Lead, and is supported by dedicated DevOps group. We use agile methodologies on a team level (Scrum, Kanban).

Key project technology stack: Kotlin, Java, Reactor, React, Typescript, Playwright.

• Direct communication with Business stakeholders and technical partners on a day-to-day basis
• Requirements elicitation from the stakeholders
• Requirements analysis, including business analysis, functional analysis, integration/API analysis, impact analysis
• Requirements documentation in Word/Confluence in the format of User Stories, Use Cases, Business Rules, Specification by Example, diagrams, etc.
• Requirements approval with relevant stakeholders, running demo, requirements change management process
• Proactively drive analysis of assigned tasks at all levels, i.e. organize calls with Business, and Dev teams, facilitate the discussion, document and distribute MOMs
• Participate in backlog review and management, create tasks in Jira, estimate and plan the analysis efforts
• Be a part of the BA team, share knowledge, and contribute to the analysis process improvements
• Conduct tech interviews for BA positions, support newcomers