Functional Requirements developer

A Functional Requirements developer is responsible for defining, analyzing, and documenting the essential functionalities needed in a software system. They translate business needs into technical descriptions to guide software development. Their role includes conducting stakeholder meetings to gather requirements, creating detailed functional specifications, validating the developed features against the requirements, and facilitating communication between the business and technical teams. They also collaborate with other developers and testers to ensure the software meets the outlined requirements. Their work forms the basis for system design and development, ensuring the final product serves its intended purpose efficiently.

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Functional Requirements developer

Hiring a Functional Requirements developer is crucial for business success. They specialize in identifying and documenting the necessary functions of a system or application, ensuring that it meets both user and business needs. Their expertise aids in creating efficient, user-friendly solutions, reducing future adjustments and development costs. They also liaise with stakeholders, translating technical jargon into understandable terms, facilitating better decision-making. Ultimately, they provide a roadmap for your project, contributing to accurate timelines, budgeting, and resource allocation. Hence, they are integral for project efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and overall satisfaction of end-users.

Sasha Mat

IT/Programming

Functional Requirements,

AWS,

JavaScript,

MySQL,

Node.js,

PHP,

TypeScript,

DynamoDB,

GraphQL

Diana Eremina

IT/Programming

Functional Requirements,

Agile,

Android,

API,

Back-end,

Bash,

Blockchain,

cross browser testing,

CSS,

Figma,

Front-end,

Git,

HTML,

JavaScript,

Jira,

JSON,

PostgreSQL,

Postman,

QA,

Regression Testing,

REST,

rest api,

Scrum,

Selenium,

SQL,

UI Design,

UX Design,

XML,

Acceptance Testing,

Confluence,

GUI testing,

QA Management,

Smart Contracts,

Smoke Testing,

Solidity,

Test Cases,

Web Application Testing,

QA manual,

CI/CD methodologies

Ali Haider Bhatti

IT/Programming

Functional Requirements,

API,

CSS,

Git,

HTML,

HTML5,

JavaScript,

Node.js,

React,

Redux,

REST,

Software Development,

TypeScript,

Vue.js

Aleksandr Romaniuk

IT/Programming

Functional Requirements,

Docker,

HTML,

Java,

MySQL,

PostgreSQL,

SQL,

TypeScript

Ivan Budaev

IT/Programming

Functional Requirements,

CSS,

Docker,

Git,

Java,

SQL,

JUnit,

Mockito,

Spring Boot

Andrea Parise

IT/Programming

Functional Requirements,

CSS,

Elasticsearch,

Git,

Golang,

HTML5,

Java,

Jira,

Node.js,

SQL,

TypeScript

Sasha Mat

IT/Programming

Functional Requirements,

AWS,

JavaScript,

MySQL,

Node.js,

PHP,

TypeScript,

DynamoDB,

GraphQL

Diana Eremina

IT/Programming

Functional Requirements,

Agile,

Android,

API,

Back-end,

Bash,

Blockchain,

cross browser testing,

CSS,

Figma,

Front-end,

Git,

HTML,

JavaScript,

Jira,

JSON,

PostgreSQL,

Postman,

QA,

Regression Testing,

REST,

rest api,

Scrum,

Selenium,

SQL,

UI Design,

UX Design,

XML,

Acceptance Testing,

Confluence,

GUI testing,

QA Management,

Smart Contracts,

Smoke Testing,

Solidity,

Test Cases,

Web Application Testing,

QA manual,

CI/CD methodologies

Ali Haider Bhatti

IT/Programming

Functional Requirements,

API,

CSS,

Git,

HTML,

HTML5,

JavaScript,

Node.js,

React,

Redux,

REST,

Software Development,

TypeScript,

Vue.js

Aleksandr Romaniuk

IT/Programming

Functional Requirements,

Docker,

HTML,

Java,

MySQL,

PostgreSQL,

SQL,

TypeScript

Ivan Budaev

IT/Programming

Functional Requirements,

CSS,

Docker,

Git,

Java,

SQL,

JUnit,

Mockito,

Spring Boot

Andrea Parise

IT/Programming

Functional Requirements,

CSS,

Elasticsearch,

Git,

Golang,

HTML5,

Java,

Jira,

Node.js,

SQL,

TypeScript

Sasha Mat

IT/Programming

Functional Requirements,

AWS,

JavaScript,

MySQL,

Node.js,

PHP,

TypeScript,

DynamoDB,

GraphQL

Diana Eremina

IT/Programming

Functional Requirements,

Agile,

Android,

API,

Back-end,

Bash,

Blockchain,

cross browser testing,

CSS,

Figma,

Front-end,

Git,

HTML,

JavaScript,

Jira,

JSON,

PostgreSQL,

Postman,

QA,

Regression Testing,

REST,

rest api,

Scrum,

Selenium,

SQL,

UI Design,

UX Design,

XML,

Acceptance Testing,

Confluence,

GUI testing,

QA Management,

Smart Contracts,

Smoke Testing,

Solidity,

Test Cases,

Web Application Testing,

QA manual,

CI/CD methodologies

Ali Haider Bhatti

IT/Programming

Functional Requirements,

API,

CSS,

Git,

HTML,

HTML5,

JavaScript,

Node.js,

React,

Redux,

REST,

Software Development,

TypeScript,

Vue.js

Aleksandr Romaniuk

IT/Programming

Functional Requirements,

Docker,

HTML,

Java,

MySQL,

PostgreSQL,

SQL,

TypeScript

Ivan Budaev

IT/Programming

Functional Requirements,

CSS,

Docker,

Git,

Java,

SQL,

JUnit,

Mockito,

Spring Boot

A Functional Requirements Developer (FRD) is instrumental in ensuring that a software or system meets its intended purpose. One of the primary advantages of hiring an FRD is their expertise in defining the expected behavior of a system, which is crucial in software development.

Firstly, an FRD brings clarity to the project. They help in understanding and specifying the exact needs of the software users, thus reducing ambiguity. This clarity helps the development team to design and build the software more efficiently and effectively.

Secondly, FRDs contribute to cost-efficiency. By identifying and documenting all necessary functionalities beforehand, they help prevent costly changes or additions in the later stages of development.

Thirdly, they enhance user satisfaction. By ensuring that the software fulfills all user requirements, they increase the likelihood of the end product being accepted and appreciated by its intended users.

Additionally, FRDs facilitate better communication between stakeholders, including developers, managers, and users. Their detailed documentation serves as a reference guide, ensuring everyone understands the project's goals and requirements.

Lastly, their involvement can improve project planning and risk management. The detailed functional requirements allow for accurate estimations of resources, timelines, and potential risks, leading to more successful project outcomes.

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