Business Analyst
robert halfEl Segundo (CA)
About the role
** For Faster response on the position, please send a message to Jimmy Escobar on LinkedIn or send an email to Jimmy. Escobar@roberthalf(.com) with your resume.**We are looking for a Business Analyst to join a team in El Segundo, California in a contract-to-permanent capacity. This position is ideal for someone who can translate business needs into technical solutions, especially in environments involving APIs, integrations, and cross-functional collaboration. The role will focus on analyzing system interactions, documenting requirements, and supporting the delivery of integration-focused initiatives with clear communication across business and technical teams.
Responsibilities:
Analyze business processes and system needs to identify functional gaps and recommend practical solution options.
Partner with technical teams and stakeholders to define requirements for API-based connections and third-party application integrations.
Produce detailed documentation such as business requirements, technical specifications, workflow descriptions, and source-to-target mapping artifacts.
Evaluate data movement across systems to support accurate integration design, validation, and issue resolution.
Participate in Agile ceremonies and work closely with delivery teams to refine priorities, clarify user stories, and support implementation efforts.
Facilitate communication between business users and technical teams to ensure requirements are clearly understood and appropriately executed.
Review existing processes and integration points to identify opportunities for improved efficiency, service quality, and system alignment.
Support testing and validation activities by confirming that delivered solutions meet documented business and functional expectations.
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