Position: Business Analyst
Category: Business Analyst
English level: upper
Years of experience: 8

1) International delivery project. A separate block of international delivery was created and integrated into the general information system. Requirements were developed for both the Back and the Front from scratch.
2) Development postmachine Back from scratch. Service architecture creation and develop requirement for postmachine work logic: postmachine creation, cells reservation, password generation, service document creation and etcetera.
3) Development service for correcting addresses in import parcels

Own projects:
4) Salve made measuring device - youtu*be/sn-fpI842Ec (change from * to .)
5) Queue counting - youtu*be/voenV_lmcBc (change from * to .)
I have experience in developing various projects and services, such as international delivery, postmacine, machine vision, address delivery, CRM and financial services integration, etcetera.
My main role in all projects is a business analyst. In some projects I have acted as an architect. Having received a stack of technologies, I had to develop a data structure, find out the disadvantages and advantages of the technologies that are used. QA sometimes. The role of PM to define resources and prioritize tasks.
Working with Jira, Confluence, Graylog, Slack, SoapUI, PostMan.
Working with API: JSON, XML (jsonrpc, rest, soap, wsdl).
Using methods for modeling business processes (UML, BPMN, IDEF0).
Knowledge and using methodologies Waterfall, Agail, Scrum, Kanban
Programming languages, frameworks, API (basic): Google Translation API, Google Geocoding API, OAuth 2.0, PHP, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, jQuery, Bootstrap, AJAX, WordPress
Programming languages and libraries (advanced): Corezoid, Elasticsearch, SQL, Python, OpenCV, Flask, deployment of development environment
I love a business analyst job, because it gives me an opportunity to communicate with interesting people, being creative in project development, studying new technologies and business lines.
Project development like folding puzzles. Each a work logic task, API, interface are details of the overall system. Before the puzzles have put together, they are more like a mess. However, if we connecting them it will show the whole picture. The most exciting feelings is the launch of a completed project is when the whole mechanism is working, when the first requests go and are processed, when the system allows sending the first parcels, when the systems successfully interact with each other.
At the time launching the project, shows a correctness and accuracy of decisions and an execution quality. 
According to Software Requirements by Karl Wiegers and Joy Beatty a business analyst saves up to 30% of a budget of a project cost. I have observed that savings is more than 30% when the calculation include an operational costs associated with inefficient processes and new errors generated by a suboptimal process.
Where do you see yourself in 5 years? I plan to be a business analyst, but more experienced and more expensive. Why? Because I like it)