Senior Business Systems Analyst

This is a remote position

• Make recommendations for solutions or improvements that can be achieved and attained through new technology or alternative uses of existing technology
  

• Analyze and communicate stakeholder needs by translating business requirements into software requirements
  

• Act as liaison between business stakeholders such as management customers or end users and the software development or information technology team
  

• Designing a system to meet the business objectives and goals
  

• Researching and proposing cost effective technical solutions to address business challenges such as improvement of development processes and governance standards
  

• Develop and maintain understanding of customer workflows and business needs
  

• Deliver precise functional specifications to include functional hierarchy workflow business rules interface design and definitions outstanding issues data analysis and data mapping to clients and development staff
  

• Be responsible for direct interaction with clients including but not limited to eliciting comprehensive business requirements and use cases and recommending appropriate solutions
  

•  Gather requirements to design build and document specifications for development
  

• Conduct gap analysis between application and stated customer requirements and collaborate with Architects and Developers to estimate project impact
  

• Work with Development QA and Production Support teams to communicate verify and test the desired functionality changes
  

• Work with the clients to demonstrate the changes to the system to ensure all relevant business needs are addressed
  

• Manage multiple competing priorities through effective organization and communication
  

• Recommend and institute BSA best practice and methodology and tools
  

•  Perform QA of BSA team deliverables
  

• Providing guidance to the client service team on technical capabilities staffing and infrastructure needs  Proactively identify and address project risks