Business Analyst
Posted today
v groupRaleigh (NC)
Computer Systems AnalystsComputer Systems Design Services
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
For more details, please connect with Priyam Nagwani at 303-990-5305 or email at priyamn@vgroupinc.com
End Client: State of North Carolina - DOTJob Title: Business Analyst
Duration: 8+ Months
Start Date: ASAP
Position Type: Contract Number of Hours: 40 Hours a Week
Location: Remote
Interview Type: Webcam Position ID: NCDOT - Business Analyst- Expert (810569)
Description:
Seeking strong analyst skills to support multiple technology project initiatives. This role will work across active and upcoming projects, leading testing strategy, facilitating procurement-related requirements gathering, and ensuring vendor delivery.
Responsibilities:
Managing business analysis work or projects with distinct deliverables to a solution Identifying and documenting business processes, issues, value levers, metrics, and capabilities Collecting, organizing, and analyzing data Completing analysis and documentation of as-is capabilities Conducting interviews to gather business requirements Conducting industry, competitive and State analyses (strategic, financial, operational), business case development, as well as market research for benchmarking Supporting required system go-live activities, including conversion, support desk, site support, training delivery, logistics management, etc. Supporting change management and communications programs and activities Performing PMO activities related to project time tracking, work plan updates, status reporting, service metric reporting, and related project administration tasks
Required Skills:
Business Analyst Required 5 Years Requirements Management Required 5 Years Test Planning and Test Execution Management Required 5 Years Lead Facilitation for Procurement Specification Development Highly desired 5 YearsIIBA CBAP or PMP-PBA Highly desired
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