Edi Analyst

Job Description

EDI Analyst Duties and ResponsibilitiesWhile the system requirements of an EDI analyst will vary depending on their industry, there are a few universal tasks associated with this position. Based on an analysis of real-world job listings and resumes, these tasks are:Translate Business Requirements into Technical SolutionsThe core responsibility of an EDI analyst is to understand a businesss needs and then create a computer program or system that fulfills those requirements. For example, if a business regularly makes an electronic transaction with customers or another business, the EDI analyst designs a system that allows different computers and operating platforms to work together and complete the transaction.Build and Test SystemsUsing appropriate software and coding languages, EDI analysts turn their design into a fully functional system. They then test the system for accuracy and get feedback on its functionality before activating it for widespread use.Train Others in System UseEDI analysts train new analysts and users in other departments to use the system they created, often explaining complex, technical topics in a way that anyone is able to understand.Analyze and Suggest Improvements to SystemsEven after extensive testing, feedback, and activation, EDI analysts continue to analyze systems for accuracy and efficiency. They suggest alterations to the system design that will decrease errors or increase its functionality.Provide Technical SupportShould any problems arise with the system, EDI analysts troubleshoot it and create solutions. They provide documentation at every stage of the systems life cycle so that its processes and details can easily be referenced by other analysts.

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