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Qualysoft
Budapest, Remote
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Founded in 1999 in Vienna, the Qualysoft Group is a manufacturer-independent IT consulting and services company, which successfully provides support for its international customers with the aim of boosting their competitiveness and economic efficiency through innovative IT solutions.
Its focus is on financial services providers, telecommunications companies, the automotive industry and energy service providers. Over 400 employees in 6 subsidiaries work together to ensure state of the art solutions for our clients.
We are looking for new colleagues in Qualysoft teams for diverse projects providing continuous learning opportunities. Our common goal is to provide honesty, development and a stable background while getting to know the latest technologies. We are waiting for your application for the position below!
Responsibilities:: Drive the requirements engineering process throughout the entire software lifecycle, from ideation to production deployment.
Elicit, analyze, and align business requirements with stakeholders and domain experts.
Translate business needs into user stories, acceptance criteria, and detailed functional specifications.
Support the Product Owner in backlog refinement and prioritization.
Collaborate closely with developers to ensure shared understanding of requirements and business objectives.
Assess the impact of functional and technical changes on existing processes and systems.
Support testing activities, defect analysis, and business acceptance.
Ensure clear and consistent documentation of requirements and solution artifacts.
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