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🔍 System Analysis

What is it?​

System analysis is a way to turn scattered ideas, wishes, and requirements into a clear structure of actions.
I help teams understand what exactly needs to be done, why, and in what order.

When do you need it?​

  • You have a product idea but don't know how to implement it technically
  • A project is launching or restarting and needs a clear task description
  • There is documentation, but it's chaotic — no one understands what to do
  • The team receives "abstract wishes" and wastes time guessing
  • You need to connect business goals and technical implementation

What I do​

  • Immerse myself in the business context and goals
  • Conduct interviews with stakeholders, product managers, and users
  • Formulate tasks as structured requirements
  • Decompose into levels: from goals → features → epics → tasks
  • Describe system interactions, cases, and constraints
  • Help prepare architectural descriptions for tasks
  • Use AI tools, based on my models, to speed up analysis and draft generation

What you get​

  • Clear requirements in a convenient format (Markdown, Confluence, YouTrack, ...)
  • Task structure — understandable to both implementers and management
  • Interaction diagrams, entity tables, use cases
  • Fewer "redos" due to misunderstandings
  • A base for task setting, architecture, and testing

Work format​

  • from 1 week — for compact MVPs or modules
  • Joint workshops, interviews, documentation
  • Use AI tools, based on my models, and templates for speed
  • At the end — a requirements map and task structure

For whom​

  • For product managers and analysts who need to:
    • formulate a task so the team understands
    • start a project right — with clear decomposition
  • For teams where:
    • requirements constantly change and no one keeps up
    • developers spend time clarifying "what to do"
  • For architects who need to understand business domains

Result​

✅ You will have:

  • Understanding of what needs to be done and why
  • Clear structure of tasks and requirements
  • A single document that's easy to work with

You'll stop guessing and start doing things right the first time.