TMS Hot Job – Business Analyst, Online Travel
Leading online travel company
Executive salary
Responsible for all key projects
The Business Analyst takes responsibility for analysing the business functions, specifying the functions in a manner that is clear and concise, and then ascertaining that the result of the project’s construction phase delivers the required business functionality as a result.
This role is responsible for ensuring all key projects and initiatives have their business requirements specified and functionality.
Key Requirements:
** Professional software development and consulting qualifications;
** Experience in Business Analyst methods and tools;
** Interest in the travel industry; and
** Great role for an experienced/driven and passionate business analyst.
For further information please call the TMS Sydney office at 02 9231 6444 quoting Job Reference Code Exec/BA or to apply CLICK HERE to apply.
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