IT Functional Size Measurement Specialist (IFPUG FPA)

Quick Facts

• Role: IT Functional Size Measurement Specialist (IFPUG FPA)

Description

You will measure the functional size of IT systems using IFPUG Function Point Analysis (FPA). You will analyze project documentation and functional requirements, identify and classify system functions, and calculate function points according to the IFPUG Counting Practices Manual (CPM) to support estimates of effort, cost, and scope. You will prepare measurement documentation and reports and validate the correctness and consistency of your results.

Responsibilities

• Analyze project documentation, functional requirements, and system descriptions

• Identify and classify system functions for function point measurement

• Perform functional size measurements according to IFPUG FPA

• Classify five function types: EI, EO, EQ, ILF, EIF

• Determine function complexity and calculate function points per IFPUG CPM

• Estimate functional size for new systems and scope changes in existing solutions

• Prepare documentation, reports, and summaries of performed measurements

• Verify accuracy and consistency of measurements and justify the calculations

• Support estimation of effort, cost, and project schedules

Requirements

• Practical knowledge of IFPUG FPA (Function Point Analysis)

• Knowledge of IFPUG CPM function point counting rules

• Ability to identify and classify EI, EO, EQ, ILF, EIF functions

• Experience analyzing functional requirements, system documentation, and business processes

• Ability to determine function complexity and calculate function points independently

• Experience estimating functional size for IT systems and changes to existing solutions

• Ability to document results, justify calculations, and prepare reports

• Accuracy, analytical mindset, and ability to verify correctness of measurements

Benefits

• Long-term collaboration via B2B contract (stability and flexibility)

• Real impact through participation in strategic IT architecture development and transformation initiatives

• Private medical care subsidy (PZU)

• Ongoing development via specialized training, certifications, and knowledge exchange

• Collaboration with experienced specialists on large-scale, high-business-impact projects

• Modern challenges using current standards and best practices in enterprise architecture