2 Contract Requirements Management Jobs in London

IR35 paying between £400-£450 per day. Experience Required: Experience of working with development teams using Agile systems such as Azure technologies (to manage, requirements, test plans and scripts and other Agile artefacts); Digital Whiteboards, e.g. Mural and Miro; other requirements management tools and software Experience in … designing and implementing payment solutions, preferably with experience in integrating them with SAP systems. This shall include familiarity with SAP modules related to financial management and integration methods (e.g., SAP PI/PO, SAP HANA) Demonstrable experience in the development of a full Enterprise Resource Planning System e.g. SAP … and working with Payment Provider Systems e.g. CyberSource Experience in PCI compliant payment solutions Eliciting concise business requirements for complex products within Public Sector environments, (that is: Financial Products, Digital Products, Customer Relationship Management (CRM) systems and database systems), using a variety of techniques Detailing stakeholder requirements more »

and technological advancement. We are committed to delivering cutting-edge solutions that meet the evolving needs of our clients and customers. Key Responsibilities: Business Requirements Management: Lead the generation of functional and non-functional requirements and process mapping to facilitate the procurement of new technology. Assist in … the selection process. Implementation Support: Act as the keeper of requirements during implementation, working closely with project managers to ensure that solutions meet specified requirements and flag any deviations. Evaluation of Technology Project Proposals (TPPs): Assist the IT Programme manager and IT Project review forum in evaluating TPPs … identifying high-level requirements with business stakeholders and conducting gap analysis when necessary. Testing Plan Development: Collaborate with business stakeholders, project managers, and suppliers to develop and execute testing plans, including User Acceptance Testing (UAT) and Operational Acceptance Testing (OAT). User Training Plan: Develop the user training plan more »