Software Analyst

As a software analyst, you will use your background, training and skills to translate algorithms, systems and documents into something those with limited technical experience understand. You will be primarily working with attorneys and other experts who broadly understand the subject matter but lack a deep knowledge of the technology.

You will be asked to work efficiently and with focus on the end goal. Typically, you will be presented with specific problems and questions to answer, but sometimes you will be presented with a goal and empowered to define the questions to get you there.

The ideal candidate will have 2-5 years of experience in a software-related role, plus an interest in learning new technologies and a desire to solve problems in creative and efficient ways.

This is a remote position, but candidates must be based in the continental U.S. This position requires travel of up to 15 days per month.

Salary will depend on experience and education.

Job Duties:

• Analyze source code, technical documents and systems
• Take detailed notes on source code functionality and prepare diagrams and flow charts reflecting the relevant architectural points
• Prepare charts, reports and summary documents explaining how specific parts of systems function
• Write code to process various disparate data sets in sometimes novel formats
• Distill technical documents and communications into a cohesive narrative
• Participate in team calls to verbally go over findings and to help refine project scope

Qualifications:

• 2-3 years of hands-on software development experience as part of an organization or an advanced degree
• Experience writing code and documenting systems and workflows using prose, charts, etc.
• An ability to translate abstract ideas into concrete terms
• Bachelor’s degree or higher in computer-related field

• About 233 Analytics
• 233 Analytics is a Nashville-based boutique technology consulting firm. In addition to software development, 233 Analytics provides consulting expert services for complex technical litigation and corporations. 233 Analytics helps non-technical stakeholders understand technical concepts and systems as they relate to litigation or business operations.