Business Analyst

The ideal candidate will have strong business analysis skills, experience with complex technology implementations, and the ability to work effectively with both technical and business stakeholders. Experience with public safety systems or related government applications is highly desirable.

• Develops functional/non-functional system requirements using documented business requirements.

• Works with development staff and/or vendors to create prototype designs for medium to large-risk projects.
• Creates detailed unit/system testing scripts based on functional requirements.
• Facilitate user acceptance testing processes as required.
• Assesses and develops recommendations for process improvements and technology solutions for County agencies.
• Captures, consolidates, and communicates information from the Subject Matter Experts (SMEs).
• Responsible for the high-level design and integration of software development by effectively partnering with business users, project managers and application developers.
• Analyzes existing business processes and data flows to develop system designs, delivery roadmaps and integrations to other systems.
• Conducts in-depth analysis of County systems, operations, and procedures. Works with County users to define system requirements and resolve problems. Translates client requirements into highly specified system design documents. Works with staff to coordinate system design and implementation requirements.
• Performs full life cycle development of systems. Assesses business opportunities, defines problems and identifies business solutions. Develops the needs assessment and requirements analysis.
• Works with County agencies and provides advice, consultation, and technical assistance throughout project implementation.
• Provides quality customer service.
• Actively pursue innovative initiatives and improvements in current processes.
• Gather/document business requirements for change requests (break/fix).
• Support internal/external integrations, including design, testing and troubleshooting.
• Confers with County agencies and provides advice, consultation, and technical assistance throughout project implementation.
• Provides metrics around reporting, system performance, and process control.
• Participates in user training or often conducts the training when needed.