*Hi,*

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*User Experience Developer (Persona Documentation) for Richmond, VA 1 year
contract *

Less actual application development and more focus on developing the "user
experience" defined in the job description. Looking for resources who have
experience creating personas and understand the different tools that are
listed below. What to look for: Someone who understands personas and how
they affect the User Exp. Personas are based on real users. They help
clarify who will actually be using the website, service or product and
therefore can be used to make key design and functionality decisions during
the UX process.

Personas are handy to pull out when you are trying to communicate what the
user experience should be like to stakeholders, designers, developers and
anyone else involved in the project.

They are also particularly useful in helping you create realistic user
journeys.

We believe there is an opportunity to optimize the user experience by
looking at the automation strategy more holistically, potentially
harmonizing how the tools are accessed, or consolidating the user
experience.  This effort should analyze the scope of the opportunity from
the perspective of three primary personas, and articulate how the current
tool-set is being utilized, and how it could be improved.

*SCOPE/DELIVERABLES of this ROLE:*

**Document three key personas (Software Engineer, Product Owner, Scrum
Master) as well as the primary use cases that dictate their tooling needs.

**Document current tool-sets utilized by each persona mapping back to use
cases.

**Formalize series of recommendations focused on improving usability and
adoption.

Today there is a large set of tools used in the software development
processes.  Below is a subset of the tools known to be commonly used by
project teams.

Chef

Cloud Formations (infrastructure provisioning on AWS)

Udeploy

GitHub

Subversion (source code management)

vCAC (infrastructure provisioning on private cloud)

Hudson

Access Central (access provisioning)

HPSM (change tickets, exceptions)

Archer (waivers)

Version One (agile story management)

Home-grown portals (laptop provisioning portal, Java self-service portal,
OMS)

Wiki sites (via Pulse)

This financial institution has changed our technology and labor strategy to
in-source more work, and to leverage more native written software
applications.  This is driving a large demand towards different tools that
are used to manage different aspects of the software development
lifecycle.  While each individual tool serves a valid purpose, there is a
general proliferation of tools which may create confusion across the
various stakeholders and potentially not gaining the overall value of the
technology.  This effort will create a strategy that first documents the
domain, then proposes solutions that will make work more efficient across
the enterprise.

 Thanks,



Vardhan

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