Senior Information Technology Business Analyst Sample Clauses

Senior Information Technology Business Analyst. Performs professional duties pertaining to the identification of client business needs and the development of technology solutions to resolve business problems; meets with clients to elicit and document business, organizational and/or operational requirements, identify system changes that are needed in order to respond to regulatory requirements, resolve application problems, and/or to improve business efficiency and effectiveness; serves in a facilitator and liaison capacity to combine business expertise in one or more program and/or functional areas with information technology to analyze and translate departmental business requirements into system deployments; performs other related duties as assigned. This is the advanced, journey-level class. Incumbents in this class are distinguished from the IT Business Analyst II by the performance of the full range of duties, which may include serving as a project lead over larger technology projects. Incumbents at this level work under minimal direction, while working toward a definite objective that requires use of a wide range of planning, process and procedures to meet assigned business problems. This class is distinguished from the class of IT Business Analyst II because incumbents in this class are fully certified and may perform supervisory duties and/or advanced professional duties County of Orange County Procurement Office MA-017-12011687 Insight Global, Inc. Page 41 of 72 File #557990 that include coordinating, administering or managing multiple projects that are larger in size and scope, requiring the support of multiple staff and/or significant resource management.
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Senior Information Technology Business Analyst. Performs professional duties pertaining to the identification of client business needs and the development of technology solutions to resolve business problems; meets with clients to elicit and document business, organizational and/or operational requirements, identify system changes that are needed in order to respond to regulatory requirements, resolve application problems, and/or to improve business efficiency and effectiveness; serves in a facilitator and liaison capacity to combine business expertise in one or more program and/or functional areas with information technology to analyze and translate departmental business requirements into system deployments; performs other related duties as assigned. This is the advanced, journey-level class. Incumbents in this class are distinguished from the IT Business Analyst II by the performance of the full range of duties, which may include serving as a project lead over larger technology projects. Incumbents at this level work under minimal direction, while working toward a definite objective that requires use of a wide range of planning, process and procedures to meet assigned business problems. County of Orange County Procurement Office MA-017-12011689 Majestic Systems Integration Co., Inc. Page 41 of 73 File #557992 This class is distinguished from the class of IT Business Analyst II because incumbents in this class are fully certified and may perform supervisory duties and/or advanced professional duties that include coordinating, administering or managing multiple projects that are larger in size and scope, requiring the support of multiple staff and/or significant resource management.
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