Associate-Data Maintenance

☞ Accenture

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Update day: 06-05-2024

Location: Bengaluru / Bangalore Karnataka

Category: Serving / Cleaner / Maids PG / PB / Reception Event

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Job Description

Skill required:Data Maintenance - User Acceptance Testing
Designation:Management Level - Associate
Job Location:Bengaluru
Qualifications:BE/MSc
Years of Experience:1-3 years

About Accenture Operations

In today’s business environment, growth isn’t just about building value-it’s fundamental to long-term business survival. So how do organizations sustain themselves? The key is a new operating model-one that’s anchored around the customer and propelled by intelligence to deliver exceptional experiences across the enterprise at speed and at scale. You will deliver breakthrough business outcomes for clients-by harnessing talent, data and intelligence to revolutionize their operating models. Operations is one of four services that make up one Accenture -the others are Strategy and Consulting, Interactive and Technology. Visit us at www.accenture.com

What would you do?

You will be aligned with our Pharmaceuticals Processes vertical and help us with the processes to collect, monitor, research, assess and evaluate information on the adverse effects of medication with a view to identifying new information about hazards associated with medicines and consequently, prevent harm to patients. It also deals with the reviewing and resolving of discrepancies identified by the system or through manual checks as per guidelines. Employees under this span can also be responsible for a number of activities related to the design, development, and maintenance of Clinical Database objects.
You will be working as a part of the Data Maintenance team which is responsible for the completeness & validity of the data in the clinical database. The team reviews and resolves discrepancies identified by the system or through manual checks as per guidelines, issues data clarification forms as and when required. You will have to perform discrepancy review & perform Self-Evident Corrections per DRP (as and when required). You will also solve for discrepancy management for SAE related discrepancies.
The User Acceptance Testing focuses on verifying the completeness of a user story (or stories) played during any sprint/iteration. User acceptance test criteria are created by customers in a business domain language. The team is responsible for creating the UAT planner and assign the UAT work. The team is also responsible for ensuring adherence to test script creation and execution at desired quality levels for each deliverable on a day-to-day basis. The role may require you to design metrics to evaluate the benefits of process improvements.

What are we looking for?

We are looking for individuals who have the following skillset:
  • Clinical Data Management (CDM)
  • Adaptable and flexible
  • Written and verbal communication
It would be a value add if you are proficient in:
  • Data Management

Roles and Responsibilities

  • In this role, you are required to solve routine problems, largely through precedent and referral to general guidelines
  • Your expected interactions are within your team and direct supervisor
  • You will be provided detailed to a moderate level of instruction on daily work tasks and detailed instruction on new assignments and the decisions that you make that would impact your work
  • You will need to be well versed with basic statistics and terms involved in the day to day business and use it while discussing with stakeholders
  • You will be required to help in the overall team’s workload by managing your deliverables and help the team when required
  • You will be an individual contributor as a part of a team, with a predetermined focused scope of work.
    • Please note this role may require you to work in rotational shifts.

Qualifications

BE/MSc
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Deadline: 20-06-2024

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