Below are the key skills our ATS Assessment Consultants possess:

Requirement Gathering

Working closely with clients or stakeholders to understand their talent acquisition needs, system requirements, and pain points related to their existing ATS.

Application Analysis

Review the architecture, design, configuration, functionality, reporting and other relevant components of the ATS to identify strengths, weaknesses, and potential issues.

Performance Evaluation

Evaluating the performance of the ATS to identify workflow or functionality issues, or areas where optimizations are needed to better address their TA requirements.

Security Audit

Conducting security assessments to identify vulnerabilities, potential security breaches, and areas where security best practices need to be implemented or improved.

Technology Stack Evaluation

Evaluating whether the technology stack used in the application is up-to-date, aligned with industry standards, and suitable for the organization's long-term goals.

Data Integrity and Management

Reviewing data storage, management, and access methods to ensure data integrity, accuracy, and compliance with data protection regulations.

User Experience (UX) Assessment

Evaluating the user interface (UI) and overall user experience of the application to identify areas for improvement in usability and accessibility.

Documentation Review

Analyzing the documentation associated with the application, including architectural diagrams, user manuals, and technical documentation, to ensure clarity and completeness.

Risk Assessment

Identifying potential risks associated with the application's architecture, technology choices, security practices, and performance limitations.

Reporting and Recommendations

Compiling assessment findings into a comprehensive report, highlighting strengths, weaknesses, and actionable recommendations for improving the application's quality, performance, and security.

Communication

Effectively communicating assessment results and recommendations to technical and non-technical stakeholders, guiding them in understanding the potential impacts and benefits of suggested changes.

Project Planning

Collaborating with stakeholders to develop a plan for addressing the identified issues and implementing improvements, whether through updates, patches, migrations, or complete replacements.

Continuous Learning

Staying updated with the latest trends and best practices in application development, security, and technology to provide relevant and effective recommendations.