Theresa Mcquilkin is a seasoned Business Analyst with over 15 years of specialized experience in the PeopleSoft HRMS software, primarily within the Canadian Federal Government sector. In her current role at Not Applicable, Theresa has been instrumental in driving key projects that enhance the efficiency...
Theresa Mcquilkin is a seasoned Business Analyst with over 15 years of specialized experience in the PeopleSoft HRMS software, primarily within the Canadian Federal Government sector. In her current role at Not Applicable, Theresa has been instrumental in driving key projects that enhance the efficiency and functionality of human resource management systems. Her expertise lies in gathering, analyzing, and documenting complex business requirements, ensuring that stakeholder needs are met with precision and clarity.
One of Theresa's notable achievements includes her involvement in the upgrading of various PeopleSoft modules, where she meticulously conducted Quality Assurance processes. This encompassed the development and execution of comprehensive test strategies, test cases, and test scenarios, ensuring that all upgrades and maintenance projects met the highest standards of quality. Her commitment to excellence is further reflected in her ability to create detailed manuals and instruction guides, which serve as invaluable resources for end-users navigating the upgraded systems.
In addition to her technical skills, Theresa is a passionate trainer, dedicated to empowering users through effective training sessions on new functionalities and processes. Her ability to translate complex technical concepts into easily understandable language has made her a trusted resource among her colleagues and clients alike. With a strong foundation in requirements gathering, software documentation, testing, and fit-gap analysis, Theresa continues to play a pivotal role in optimizing HRMS solutions, ultimately contributing to the overall success of the projects she undertakes. Her blend of analytical acumen and user-focused training makes her an asset in any project environment, especially within the realm of government operations.
