Business Analyst
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veracitySeattle (WA)
Computer Systems AnalystsComputer Systems Design Services
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Business AnalystSeattle (Remote)6+ MonthsTime Zone: PST (Candidates within PST time zone are preferred; local candidates would be a plus)We are currently seeking an experienced Business Analyst for an exciting project based in Seattle (Remote). This project focuses on a 2-decade-old application related to the procuring and selling of grey market goods. A recent discovery project was done to evaluate if migration to ARIBA or another SaaS (Software as a Service) product is necessary, but the inference was to pursue custom development.Key Responsibilities:Business Requirements Gathering: Engaging with the business to capture and document requirements. RFP Creation: Writing Business Requirements Documents (BRDs) and preparing RFPs.Collaboration: Working closely with business stakeholders to ensure requirements are accurately captured and communicated.Documentation: Detailed documentation of the entire process, ensuring all requirements are properly documented and ready for the next phase.RequiredSkills and Experience: Experience with procurement and selling of grey market goods (preferred).Experience with discovery projects and evaluating migration paths for legacy applications.Experience with migrating to SaaS products like Ariba (preferred).Expertise in business requirements gathering, specifically for RFP creation.Previous experience working with 2-decade-old applications and the challenges involved in modernizing them.
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