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Senior Business Transformation Analyst

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pc connectionMerrimack (NH)

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$106,500 - $138,250 per year

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About the role

Senior Business Transformation Analyst Working under the limited supervision of the Business Analysis Leadership, referring only impactful issues for leadership input, the Senior Business Transformation Analyst (SBTA) conducts business needs analysis by collaborating directly with key business partners and subject matter experts to identify, document, and validate business objectives and requirements. The SBTA focuses on complex, cross functional enhancements, conducts stakeholder interviews to understand current process issues, and defines business requirements and metrics for improvement. The SBTA bridges business needs and solution design, ensuring alignment with business goals, and acts as a catalyst for change by facilitating communication, building consensus, and driving successful outcomes. Works closely with both business and IT team members to ensure understanding of requirements, testing approaches, and timely delivery. Provides peer review, coaching, and mentoring to other team members. Additionally, the SBTA provides L2/L3 support, including process troubleshooting and functional testing to resolve process issues. USD $106,500.00/Yr. to USD $138,250.00/Yr. Required
Competencies: Expertise in multiple business analysis techniques leveraged to answer the question: What business problem are we solving, and how do we know when we have succeeded? Excellent active listening and relationship skills with ability to establish and maintain solid relationships with all parties involved in the process. Possesses the ability to leverage active listening skills, address concerns, and build trust with stakeholders Strong communication skills with ability to be clear and concise writing, diagraming and articulate speaking for translating complex information across the team. Ability to engage in conversation, demonstrate comprehension, and convey the correct message and understanding to others. Facilitates open, collaborative discussion, shares ideas, provides constructive feedback, and fosters trust and respect in support of effective teamwork and problem-solving. Proven business requirement gathering and documentation expertise in eliciting, defining, and documenting business goals, process and use cases. Critical thinking and problem-solving ability to challenge assumptions, consider multiple perspectives, and to use logical reasoning to arrive at well-rounded solutions that align with our business objectives. Analytical thinking skills with ability to analyze business processes and leverages data to identify trends and assess the impact of changes. Technical proficiency with tools like Visio, Excel, Power BI and SQL.Project management skill with ability to manage multiple tasks and deadlines, resources, and deliverables. Adaptable and flexible with ability to adjust and evolve with changing circumstances and challenges, or with the demands of our unique business environment. Possesses proficient business acumen with ability to understand common business processes, rules, policies, and objectives that drive the operation and performance of business teams. Ability and desire to stay up to date on current trends and challenges. Additional Preferred Competencies or Preferred Qualifications, If Any: Understanding of business systems Configure Price Quote (CPQ), IT Asset Management (ITAM), Enterprise Resource Management (ERP), Warehouse Management System (WMS) desirable Understanding of Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC) or Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) desirableCBPA - CBPL certification considered

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