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Form of workJob Description: Top 5 Required Skills (These are not preferred skills. If the candidate does not have these require skills, they will be rejected completely)
1. Daily experience using Excel.
2. Daily use of multiple web browsers (e.g., Edge, Chrome, Firefox), including understanding of settings.
3. Regular use of online collaboration tools, such as Teams or Zoom.
4. Ability to learn new tools quickly.
5. Regularly do high volume, repetitive tasks with extreme accuracy.
Technologies: that this person must have to perform the required job duties (These are not preferred technologies - If they do not have these technologies they will be rejected completely) Microsoft Office Suite of tools
Physical Requirements: if any: Ability to read information on a computer screen, quickly enter information into online forms, and communicate concisely via email and verbally.
Key Words: Any key words, job titles or competitors that our suppliers can be on the lookout for? Excel, Open source, software, license, intellectual property, Blackduck, Palamida, FossID, Fossology, Whitesource, JIRA, analyst, engineer, compliance, quality, trainer, teaching, technician, inspector
Education Requirements:
Completion of high school diploma.
Preferred: Associates or Bachelors degree.
Job Title: Quality Analyst
Location: San Diego
Job Overview:
Centralized, professional scan team supporting all business units to analyze internally developed and inbound third party software code for compliance with open source licenses, commercial licenses, and standards. Using a variety of software tools, review and annotate code according to defined guidelines and resolve scan projects with minimal escalations to the Open Source Group. Prepare reports of scan findings, research open issues, and request additional information from stakeholders in Engineering, Program Management, Product Management, Business Unit Legal and Open Source Group. Track and report on status. Monitor product roadmaps and interact with release readiness/approval process. Manage automated scanning workflow. Document software metadata and usage guidance in databases. Expected to work with limited guidance to resolve issues of moderate complexity relating to any aspect of scan projects.
Minimum Qualification:
Minimum 2 years office/corporate work experience including:
Microsoft Excel, daily or weekly use, including use of macros
Microsoft Outlook, daily use of email and calendar
Browser, daily use for web-based business applications
Preferred Qualifications:
5 years of relevant experience in an office/corporate environment
Experience with legal work and/or conducting open source investigations
Experience with software scanning, including tools such as Blackduck, Palamida, FOSSID, or Fossology
Ability to do high volume, repetitive tasks with extreme accuracy
Ability to follow detailed instructions that are revised often
Ability to learn new tools quickly and identify tool issues for troubleshooting
Above average English communication skills, both verbal and written
Research skills using Internet and internal resources
Education Requirements:
Completion of high school diploma.
Preferred: Associates or Bachelors degree.
Hybrid workplace, must be local. Will be onsite 2 days/week, Tuesday & Wednesday.
Comments for Suppliers: 12 month assignment.
Hybrid, must be local. Will be onsite 2 days/week, Tuesday & Wednesday.
NOT a software Quality Analyst, this is for a business need that interfaces with both legal and engineering for intellectual property (open source software) compliance.
Supplier call notes
Open source software experience is preferred, can be hard to find
Excel experience required prefer macros and advanced work in Excel
Someone that works with technology, excel, web applications, daily to review and input data
Analyst experience in finance, medical or nurse, legal, paralegal, etc.
Will be Working with data, making analysis and input of data into a system, generating reports and identifying issues
Cores hours between 8am and 6pm, some flexibility if needed
Work experience more important than college degree
Do not fluff resumes
Resumes were recently rejected via 5013758-1 because they lack demonstrated experience in daily use of technology, particularly Excel.
