Enrollment Analyst Resume
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SUMMARY
- College graduate with a degree in Computer Information Systems. Areas of expertise include Database Query Development, Process and Automation Improvements, Data Analysis, Quality Assurance and Technical Writing. Bi - lingual in Spanish and passionate about development.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Confidential
Enrollment Analyst
Responsibilities:
- Collaborated with the helpdesk team manager in creating and delivering custom spending account payroll files for clients that were not reported for the last 2 years
- Debugged FFGA’s front-end scripts which was causing certain images to be displayed incorrectly for over 100 client groups
- Used Selerix to add, update and remove benefit plans for multiple clients per their requirements for open enrollment,
- Performed data audits to compare data from Selerix system and other proprietary systems which identified any premium or benefit discrepancies for multiple groups and communicated issues with account managers
- Collaborated with the payroll department in generating, auditing, and delivering payroll files for multiple clients which reduced the overall department workload
Confidential - Houston, TX
Business Systems Analyst
Responsibilities:
- Configured approved system updates that impacted benefit eligibility and rates for multiple clients using Empyrean-proprietary platform within a one-month timeframe prior to “Go-Live”
- Gathered client requirements and translated to technical requirements for aligned clients
- Performed positive, negative, and regression testing for system updates and documented detailed results
- Configured processes and jobs that improved processing efficiency and minimize client team intervention by 20%
- Developed custom reports which were available to the clients within a 5-business day timeframe
- Performed data audits that identified data anomalies in outgoing files and in database records
- Created detailed processing and technical guides which expedited weekly processing and reduced troubleshooting time by 30% respectively
