EDI Business Systems Analyst
EDI Business Systems Analyst
Posted 48 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Uses an understanding of the existing system architecture to identify the addition of or changes to system interfaces, functional system behavior, and data requirements.
- Develops and analyzes system functional requirements.
- Facilitates cross-functional team meetings to address business problems or systems issues.
- Documents business requirements and systems specifications.
- Interprets business needs and translates them into system requirements. Reviews with the development group for system design and development.
- Other duties as assigned.
- Job Level Specifications: Foundational knowledge of specialized disciplines, industry practices and standards, acquired via academic instruction and/or relevant work experience of substantially the same level.
- Develops solutions to defined tasks, typical assignments and projects. May be solved by the application of specialized foundational knowledge, using existing approaches and solutions.
- Work is usually performed independently and requires the exercise of judgment and discretion. Receives initial direction although work may be reviewed for accuracy and quality.
- Collaborates with immediate management and team members within the department or function.
- Work Experience:
- Typically less than 2 years with bachelor's or equivalent.
- Education and Certification(s):Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience from which comparable knowledge and job skills can be obtained.
- Distinguishing Characteristics: Executes assigned tasks to satisfactory level of completion and accuracy. Knowledge gained can be leveraged to independently define tasks and next steps.
- Strong EDI experience, including experience supporting common EDI transaction sets and business integrations.
- Understanding of API concepts and experience supporting system integrations.
- Exposure to AI tools, automation technologies, or AI-enabled business processes.
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