OCM Analyst
Posted 8 days ago
eight eleven groupBrooklyn (NY)
Management AnalystsOther Management Consulting Services
SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$50 - $60 per hour
About the role
Organizational Change Analyst
Hybrid Role
Compensation: $50 - $60 per hour
ABOUT THE ROLE Our client’s IT Department is seeking an experienced, tactical, and strategic Organizational Change Analyst to help implement organizational change management strategies and tools that support change initiatives and activities within a dynamic IT organization. In this role, you will drive and manage organizational change across IT projects and operations, playing a key part in the company’s agility transformation and continuous improvement efforts. You will be responsible for managing end-to-end change management methodologies, tools, and activities, ensuring successful adoption and fostering a culture of adaptability and continuous learning within a complex, matrixed environment.
WHAT YOU'LL DO Implement and manage organizational change management strategies, methodologies, and tools for IT projects and operations
Lead and support change initiatives, ensuring effective adoption across multiple teams and departments
Conduct stakeholder analysis, leadership alignment, communication and engagement planning and execution, and change impact analysis
Develop and deliver training needs analysis, training materials, and change measurement activities
Assess and mitigate risks associated with organizational change within IT environments
Promote a culture of agility, adaptability, continuous learning, and empowerment within the IT organization, enabling teams to thrive in a rapidly changing environment
Prepare professional presentations in PowerPoint, spreadsheets in Excel, and documents in Word to support change initiatives
Engage and influence stakeholders at all levels through excellent written and verbal communication and interpersonal skills
Apply agile and change management principles to manage project scope and ensure continuous improvement
Manage a portfolio of change management projects with a high degree of effectiveness, efficiency, and accuracy
WHAT YOU BRING Bachelor’s degree in organizational development, Information Technology, Business Management, or related field (Master’s degree or relevant certifications such as Change Management, PROSCI, ADDIE/SAM, PMP are a plus)
2-4 years’ experience in IT change management, with 2-3 years focused on IT initiatives
Experience managing large-scale IT change initiatives and activities in complex, matrixed organizations
Proven experience leading change adoption across multiple teams or departments
Strong understanding of change management methodologies, principles, and end-to-end processes, with the ability to guide teams through adoption
Skilled in stakeholder analysis, leadership alignment, communication and engagement planning and execution, change impact analysis, training needs analysis and development, and change measurement
Excellent written and verbal communication and interpersonal skills; ability to influence and engage stakeholders at all levels
Strong project management and problem-solving skills; ability to manage multiple projects and one’s own work
Proficiency in PowerPoint, Excel, and Word for professional presentations and documentation
Ability to assess and mitigate risks associated with change
Demonstrated ability to apply agile and change management principles to manage scope effectively
High degree of effectiveness, efficiency, and accuracy in work
Ability to promote a culture of agility, adaptability, continuous learning, and empowerment
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