Sr Business Analyst

Posted 8 days ago

vtech solutionRaleigh (NC)

Business Operations Specialists, All Other Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services

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About the role

Sr Business Analyst We pride ourselves for having one of the fastest growth rate and also the lowest turnover rates in the industry just 2.5 percent annually. We focus on the training and retaining qualified professionals with high personal and work ethics. With the help of our extensive database of internal candidates and CATS applicants tracking system, we can provide quality resources within the limited time frame. We have also successfully placed hundreds of candidates in the areas related to Information Technology, Engineering, professional, Scientific & Clinical, etc. for both our commercial and government clients.

Job Description: The NC Department of Health and Human Services seeks a senior business analyst / technical writer to support the business process analyses and requirement gathering towards procurement and implementation of an Electronic Death Registration System project. Tasks include identifying and documenting business processes, identifying approaches to satisfy business requirements by conducting detailed analysis, document gap analysis, develop business and functional requirements specifications, assist with user acceptance testing, writing procurement documents including RFP etc. Work also involves interpreting technical concepts to both technical and non-technical business users as well as conducting business case development. This individual must support PMO activities related to project time tracking, work plan updates, status reporting, service metric reporting, and related project administration tasks.

Additional Information: All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.

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