Technical Business Analyst (Client Facing) - Contract to hire
$65 to $75
ApplyTechnical Business Analyst (Client Facing) - Contract to hire
Posted 5 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$65 to $75
About the role
- Own and manage Data Transfer Agreements (DTAs) across client engagements
- Perform data mapping exercises between source and target systems
- Conduct gap analysis, data validation, and data quality assessments
- Write Jira stories and technical documentation for development teams
- Collaborate with Legal, Compliance, IT, and Engineering teams on data governance initiatives
- Act as a client-facing resource for onboarding, reporting, and issue resolution
- Gather business requirements and translate them into technical/data specifications
- Support ETL/ELT processes by defining requirements and creating user stories
- Experience in a client-facing Business Analyst or Technical Business Analyst role
- Proficiency in SQL Server (Snowflake preferred)
- Ability to write and optimize SQL queries
- Strong foundational understanding of databases and data structures
- Experience with data mapping, documentation, and writing user stories
- Strong analytical skills with exceptional attention to detail
- Experience working with external clients (pharma or healthcare experience preferred)
- Experience using Jira for documentation and story creation
- Proficiency in Microsoft Word and Excel
- Understanding of ETL/ELT processes
- Experience working with Data Transfer Agreements (DTAs)
- Experience in healthcare or pharmaceutical environments
- Exposure to data governance and compliance frameworks
- Accurate and well-documented Data Transfer Agreements
- High-quality data mapping and validation across systems
- Strong collaboration with internal and external stakeholders
- Clear, actionable documentation supporting development and integration efforts
- Improved data quality and consistency across platforms
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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Once you apply, someone reads it and calls you before anything reaches the employer — usually within two working days.
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