We Are Hiring: System Analyst
June 5, 2025 - 2 min read
Applications for this position are now closed and no longer being reviewed.
We are driven by our high mission to make an impact in the Life Sciences industry. We provide flexible e-Clinical software systems for Clinical Research Organizations (CROs) and pharmaceutical companies.
We work globally with clients all over the world, with our own offices located in the Czech Republic, Switzerland, Turkey, and the US.
Key responsibilities:
Requirement gathering & documentation:
Elicit requirements through interviews, workshops, and mind mapping.
Create, refactor, and always keep updated the system documentation:
URS (User Requirements Specification): for user-level requirements and stories
PRD (Product Requirements Document): for description of what to develop (for all the team and external stakeholders)
RN (release Notes): for description of features or enhancements delivered, Customer training responsibility
Collaboration & communication:
Participate in Agile ceremonies, ensuring clear communication of requirements to the development team.
Facilitate collaboration between stakeholders, including developers, testers, and customer success managers.
Provide support for the creation of test scenarios and assist in the delivery and UAT of product increments.
Process improvement & mentorship:
Identify opportunities for process improvements and assist in the deployment of new technologies.
Act as a mentor to junior analysts, sharing knowledge and best practices.
Support the analysis techniques and practices within the analyst workgroup.
Client engagement:
Participate in client-facing activities, including consultations and problem-solving interviews.
Acquire and apply business domain knowledge to enhance product development.
Assist in the development of product roadmaps and support the customer success team in project scoping and backlog prioritization.
Typical tasks include formalizing change requests from customer consultations into user stories, designing workflows, specifying integration logic with third-party systems, creating reports, designing document templates and permissions.
Requirements:
English language: Advanced
Russian language: Advanced
3+ years of experience in the Tech industry as an Analyst
Strong understanding of requirement elicitation techniques and stakeholder analysis.
Excellent communication skills, both verbal and written, with the ability to present complex information to technical and non-technical audiences.
Demonstrated leadership abilities and experience in mentoring colleagues.
Experience in the Clinical Trials domain is a plus.
Technical knowledge and experience:
MS Office, basic knowledge of web applications and relational databases.
UML basics, basic SQL knowledge (select).
Any diagramming tools (MS Visio, Draw.io).
Data integration approaches/transfer protocols (file transfer, SMTP, HTTP, soap, mq).
Data exchange formats (XML, JSON), API.
How we work:
We care more about the things you do rather than your set working hours. We have flexible start hours from 8:00 to 11:00 (CET). It is important to participate in meetings with clients and (fixed) team meetings.
We value respect, transparency, proactivity, openness, and a positive approach. We do care about our team’s mental health and happiness. This is why we follow an open-door policy and accept constructive feedback from both sides.
We believe in teamwork with our clients and employees and build long-lasting trusted relationships.
To apply for this position, please contact:
hr_team@flexdatabases.com
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