Hello Friends,
Please go through the below mentioned urgent requirement and let me know if
you have someone suitable for the same.
Kindly provide consultant's availability along with their rate confirmation.
Business Analyst in Travel Domain
Location - Phoenix, AZ / Denver, CO
Start Date - Immediate
Duration - 3- 6 Months
Rate - Keep It Low
No. Of Positions - 4
Job Description:-
Must Have Skills:
1. 7+ yes of experience in Travel industry as a Business / systems
analyst (GDS/ Online Travel Agents/ Airlines/ Hotels/ Car Rental/ Cruise.
Travel Management Company is the best fit)
2. Knowledge of GDS native code (Sabre preferable. Any other GDS is OK)
3. Knowledge of Air, Hotel, Car availability and bookings, GDS Profile
Management, PNR creation, Ticketing, Reservation, Queuing etc.
4. Strong communication / documentation skills
Job Roles / Responsibilities:
1. Understanding the business requirements, technical issues and
challenges
2. Identifying Technical strengths and weaknesses and suggests areas of
improvement
3. Document, Review and edit requirements and functional specifications
4. Ensuring issues are identified, tracked, reported on and resolved in
a timely manner.
5. Working with business and IT personnel to identify required changes.
6. Communicating needed changes to development team.
7. Anchoring critical project meetings and owning minutes
Best Regards,
Nick
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E-SOLUTIONS INC.
1900 McCarthy Blvd. Suite 309. Milpitas, CA 95035
PH - 408-239-4647
FAX - 408.521.0167
Email - [email protected]
URL- .www.e-solutionsinc.com
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