Kyle Oetjens is a Sr. Business Analyst at General Mills. He possess expertise in business analysis, microsoft office, microsoft excel, process improvement, saas and 4 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "I had the pleasure of working with Kyle for 6 months as a business analyst for Cambria. Kyle came on board with significant experience as an individual contributor in customer-centric solutioning and had managed several profitable initiatives successfully. His role as business analyst at Cambria led him to work on short-term and long-term business needs in a collaborative environment as a part of a number of iterative delivery teams. The initiative were related to infrastructure improvements, porting legacy asset management to a new platform, B2B order capture, B2B2C browse and transactional capabilities and partner services. He gained a wealth of experience in eCommerce development and managed numerous backlogs of businesss, stakeholder and solution requirements Kyle takes initiative, defines success criteria and strives to perform at a high level in all of his project involvement. He seeks feedback and constantly improves his techniques as a business analyst. He is quick to gain rapport with stakeholders, team members and leadership within the workgroups he is engaged. On many occasions Kyle has gone the extra mile to ensure that the people he works with have exactly what they need to be successful. Kyle is emotionally self-aware and strives for positive conflict resolutions and preventative measures during potentially stressful engagements. Our team agrees that Kyle possesses a natural ability toward analysis and solutioning. He is a positive and welcome addition on all of his teams and his colleagues enjoy working with him. Kyle has taken initiative when leadership is required and was critical to helping team members when they needed to lean in for assistance. Kyle has learned and executed analysis techniques at varying levels of abstraction with a variety of activity participants. His practice in elicitation, documentation, validation and execution aligns with iterative and agile practices. He has created informative diagrams, models, scenarios and use cases to describe business needs and value. He has created training material and educated his stakeholder groups during change management activities. It is without doubt in my mind that Kyle will be a welcome addition to any team he serves. I believe his nature will bring out the best in his colleagues and inspire team members to be their best."