Business Systems Analyst III

Business Systems Analyst III needs 7 or more years experience in Information Technology and systems analysis
Business Systems Analyst III requires:
Experience in leading requirements development efforts required
COVID 19 vaccine maybe mandatory
Experience in the health insurance industry preferred.
Expert knowledge of information technology concepts, application development methodology, terminology, and standards to actively conduct and/or engage in hardware and software related discussions relative to all assigned projects.
Demonstrated ability to interpret and translate technical and/or or complex concepts into information meaningful to project team members and/or business personnel.
Certification of Competency in Business AnalysisTM (CCBATM) orCertified Business Analysis ProfessionalTM (CBAP) designation preferred
Demonstrated ability to lead, organize and prioritize multiple projects and associated resources.
Advanced experience with operational analysis, design and understanding of integrated, interdependent and interfaced systems and their impacts on each other.

Business Systems Analyst III duties:
Consults with client management on approaches to address business needs or opportunities.
Provides linkage and continuity to business units, development, operations and technical support groups in the testing and implementation of recommendations.
Seeks out, reviews, and recommends solutions that increase process efficiencies, reduce costs, and improve customer service.
May conduct research on software and hardware products to justify recommendations and support management in budgeting and purchasing efforts.
Defines complex information systems solutions to address business needs. Initiatives are large in scope, typically cross-functional and often involve multiple platforms and technologies
Provides direction in assessing impact of change, defining business rules, and implementing solutions across a broad range of functional boundaries.
Leads requirements analysis and verification, ensuring that requirement statements are complete, consistent, traceable, feasible, and verifiable.