The BA will be responsible for: Remaining current in program policy changes Providing program technical assistance to DCY development personnel and contractors in determining scope and requirements derived from federal system requirements document (i.e., interpreting federal and state statutes to ensure compliance in child welfare information system design) Creating, updating and reviewing design documents; plans, develops, and recommends performance criteria and test case scenarios (i.e., creating realistic child welfare scripts) Conducting system tests to ensure expected outcomes and to test user scenarios Assisting with data conversion from current child welfare information systems Assisting in implementation of new systems Developing marketing material for partner agencies Developing webinars, procedure manuals, and user support documentation Monitoring adherence of system development to federal and state requirements Providing help desk customer service to system users (i.e., county Public Children Service Agencies (PCSAs), Title IV-E Juvenile Courts, private non-custodial agencies (PNAs), and private child placing agencies (PCPAs)) Creating and deliver trainings to system users in conjunction with other DCY bureaus to ensure program compliance through use of state's child welfare information systems Monitoring counties knowledge and use of state's child welfare information systems by identifying user and/or software problems through help desk activities with PCSAs, PNAs, and PCPAs staff Responding to PCSAs, PNAs, and PCPAs inquiries regarding child welfare information systems user related issues Providing technical assistance Determining security profiles for agency staff Analyzing data Creating reports and assists with federal reporting requirements Identifying source of problems and prepares corrective action steps Participating in and/or supplies technical solutions to meet federal requirements (i.e., establishing schedule of activities with timetables for completion) Monitoring PCSAs, PNAs, and PCPAs to ensure readiness and compliance Preparing responses to inquiries from government officials, constituent groups, and general public Representing child welfare information systems and prepare and deliver speeches and presentations at meetings and conferences Participating in the development and/or revision of program policies Performing other related duties as assigned (e.g., attending and participating in staff meetings; traveling to attend meetings, conferences, and trainings; compiling periodic activity and project status reports or ad hoc narrative and statistical reports; participating on special assignments; operating personal computer to produce correspondence, reports, and other documents; maintaining logs, records, and files). Knowledge of human services program delivery pertinent to assigned process automation project Federal and/or state laws, rules, regulations and best practice scenarios for human services program delivery pertinent to assigned process automation project Public speaking Technical writing Interviewing and facilitation Automated business rules and rules engines Skill in operation of personal computer and software programs (e.g., Microsoft Word, Excel, Access) Ability to define unusual problems, collect data, establish facts and draw complex technical conclusions Read and comprehend legislative or policy-related materials Create and/or edit technical/instructional materials to be presented in print or oral form to variety of human services personnel Handle routine and sensitive contacts with governmental, business officials, and general public Work independently or as part of team.