Business Process Analyst
Business Process Analyst
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Process Mapping & Documentation
- Map current-state and future-state workflows across O2C, P2P, GTM, and NPI functions
- Document end-to-end process flows for order intake, validation, prioritization, fulfillment coordination, routing, ASN, billing, and compliance
- Maintain and continuously improve a living process library – SOPs, flowcharts, and decision trees – that teams use for reference and onboarding
- Support inventory allocation process documentation including FIFO logic, reserved inventory rules, and ATS/inventory feed design
- Process Improvement & Analysis
- Identify manual bottlenecks, inefficiencies, and error-prone steps across the O2C pipeline
- Analyze process data to quantify the impact of inefficiencies and prioritize improvement opportunities
- Recommend workflow automation opportunities and support implementation with cross-functional teams
- Track and report on the impact of process improvement initiatives over time
- Change Management Support
- Support the Business Process Manager in rolling out process changes across departments
- Create training materials, quick reference guides, and communication assets for new workflows
- Track adoption rates post-launch and surface any gaps to the Business Process Manager
- Facilitate process walkthroughs and working sessions with cross-functional stakeholders
- Cross-Functional Collaboration
- Work directly with team leads and managers across Operations, Finance, Sales, and Product to understand current processes
- Facilitate process discovery sessions – interviews, shadowing, and workshops – to capture accurate current-state documentation
- Act as a trusted resource for teams looking to improve or document their workflows
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