Business Analyst

Required Skills:

The Business Analyst will possess knowledge and experience in ensuring enhanced processes and services are technically, operationally, and legally supported by analyzing and compiling business requirements and solidifying successful implementation; strengthening risk mitigation techniques and improved process efficiencies while meeting stringent regulatory requirements; developing, coordinating, and implementing methodology and scope for multiple complex projects; strong analytical and research techniques to identify gaps and inconsistencies within current measurement tools, allowing development of improved and cost-effective business models; and performing requirements analysis, documentation and quality assurance for each deliverable.

This classification must have a minimum of five (5) years of experience applying analytical processes on IT projects. At least three (3) years of that experience must have been in business systems analysis and design.

This classification requires the possession of a bachelor’s degree. Additional qualifying experience may be substituted for the required education on a year-for-year basis.

Preferred Skills:

Five to seven years of experience in software development projects. 

Five to seven years of experience eliciting user requirements. 

Two to three years documenting requirements in Azure DevOps. 

Five to seven years writing user stories, acceptance criteria, etc. 

Five to seven year's experience creating process/workflow diagrams. 

Five to seven years of experience in analyzing the enterprise, defining the vision and scope, planning requirements, eliciting requirements, analyzing and documenting requirements, and assessing and validating requirements. 

Five to seven identifying the business problem or opportunity, performing root-cause analysis, documenting the solution vision and scope, contributing to building a business case, planning the requirements elicitation, eliciting requirements from users and other stakeholders; structuring and documenting requirements and verifying that all requirements are valid, understood, and ready to forward to the solution team; validating requirements and ensuring consensus is reached among stakeholders, and managing requirements and change through the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC). Experience Workflow Diagrams, Use Cases, Relations Diagrams (ERD), Data Dictionary, Network and Security Diagrams, Release Notes, User Manuals and Online Help.