EDI Technical Analyst

RJT Compuquest, Inc.

Phoenix, AZ, United States

about 1 month ago

Role details

Contract type

Temporary contract

Employment type

Full-time (> 32 hours)

Experience level

Starter

Compensation

$93,600.0

Working hours

Regular working hours

Job source

indeed.com

Tech stack

Data Analysis ASC X12 Standards Standard Sql SQL Databases Backend QNXT

Job description

Support QNXT production activities
Research inbound/outbound QNXT transactions
Work on front-end and back-end systems
Write SQL queries for data analysis and troubleshooting
Create and maintain technical documentation
Support EDI production issues
Implement business-requested changes
Assist with testing for new builds/releases
Gather technical requirements from business users

Requirements

Do you have experience in X12 EDI?, * Healthcare domain experience

QNXT (recent preferred, 3-6 month back will work)
EDI
SQL
Production support

Benefits & conditions

$45 an hour - Full-time, Contract

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