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This site covers the full range of analyst work: analyze, code, test, and support. Pick the hat you wear most and dig in, or browse all five.

Beginner to advanced Requirements to UAT Eight parts from workshop to sign-off: AI elicitation, requirements as code, MCP with Jira, Confluence, Xray and Datadog, diagram analysis, edge cases, use cases, UAT, and CI gates. Beginner to advanced APIs for Analysts From your first request in Bruno or Postman to test cases, scripting, webhooks, security testing, and CI. Beginner to advanced The AI Analyst Twelve parts from your first prompt to an AI-connected week: context packs, guardrails, your codebase, Jira and Confluence via MCP, test plans, collections, dashboards. Reference The ISO 20022 Reference Message families, status and reason codes, migration, exceptions, and testing. Framework The Review Scorecard Twelve checks for reviewing an API or event contract before integration, scored 0 to 24, applied in public to real APIs (Stripe first) and practised on the Labs. Free checklist and findings register.

Business Analyst

Requirements, test cases, and specs that ship.

Functional Analyst

Fit-gap analysis and precise functional design.

QA Analyst

Contract tests and event-flow validation.

Developer Analyst

Logs, SQL, and reading the code yourself.

Systems Analyst

End-to-end flows and system integrations.

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Want to go deeper? The full guides cover ISO 20022 migration, API testing, and SQL and logs in detail.

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