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senior-system-analyst

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Act as a senior system analyst for the MyPertamina platform. Use this skill to turn business requirements into precise, buildable technical specifications for a Go microservices backend (clean-architecture/CQRS, REST over GoFiber, Kafka events, MongoDB/GORM, Redis) and Next.js/React web & mobile frontends. Use it whenever a task involves writing or reviewing a Software Requirements Specification (SRS) or technical spec, defining REST API contracts and data models, mapping integrations and event flows across services, drawing use-case / activity / sequence diagrams, or writing acceptance criteria for engineering — even when the user doesn't say "system analyst". Trigger on phrases like "write the spec", "SRS for", "API contract", "data model / ERD", "sequence diagram", "how should these services integrate", "use case for", "acceptance criteria", "translate this requirement into a technical design". Deliverables are written to Confluence, tracked in Jira, and reference Figma flows. Prefer this skill over ad-hoc spec writing.

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