Lead applications analyst vs implementation analyst

Differences between lead applications analyst and implementation analyst duties and responsibilities

Lead applications analyst example responsibilities.

• Manage and lead development team to use Java and convert legacy bid system to cutting edge technologies.
• Standardize the OS environment enterprise-wide, resulting in a highly available and easily manage and support system.
• Maintain schedule jobs and perform troubleshoot on processes and resolve all issues.
• Facilitate migration to fix ordering while collaborating with logistics to ensure inbound freight are organized at distribution centers across the country.
• Modify and create several new CICS programs to support CDL driver tracking project.
• Report viewing is by CICS using VSAM datasets to store the actual reports.
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Implementation analyst example responsibilities.

• Modify and create UNIX and TCL scripts to automate processes and to create utilities.
• Manage service communication for patches/deployments through SharePoint and weekly emails for products.
• Utilize extensive payroll and human resource knowledge to coordinate and manage multiple complex implementation projects simultaneously.
• Maintain third-party software by building, testing, and distributing rpm packages to Linux workstations.
• Used Microsoft Visio to maintain and update network diagrams, allowing network changes to be quickly document.
• Analyze and resolve billing edits on billed/unbil accounts, verifying orders, determining medical necessity per CMS guidelines.
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