Digital Transformation Analyst

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xcedeChicago (IL)

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$100,000-$120,000 per year

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About the role

US Citizens and Green Card Holders strongly preferred Transformation Analyst | Full-Time | Hybrid - Chicago, ILWe’re seeking an experienced Transformation Analyst to support business transformation and process improvement initiatives across the organization. This role will focus on analyzing current-state processes, identifying opportunities for improvement, facilitating stakeholder discussions, and developing clear process documentation and operating procedures. This is a full-time, hybrid position based in Chicago, IL.

Must-Have: Skills

Business Process Mapping & Process Analysis
Stakeholder Workshop Facilitation & Requirements Gathering
Process Documentation, SOP Writing & Process Improvement

Key Responsibilities:

Conduct end-to-end process discovery, process mapping and current-state assessments across business functions.
Analyze complex business processes to identify bottlenecks, inefficiencies, friction points and improvement opportunities.
Facilitate stakeholder workshops, interviews and process walkthroughs to understand business needs and gather requirements.
Develop and maintain process maps, SOPs, workflows, business procedures and operating models.
Partner with business and technical stakeholders to understand existing processes and identify opportunities for process optimization and transformation.
Document future-state processes and help define recommendations for improving efficiency, consistency and business outcomes.
Translate stakeholder feedback and business requirements into clear, actionable process documentation.

Salary: $100,000-$120,000 per year

Full-Time | Hybrid - Chicago, IL

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