Full Time

IT Business Process Analyst (Financial & Government Systems) - $65 on 1099 / $57 W2 - ONSITE (Locals Only)

Chandra Technologies, Inc

Full-time

Information Technology & Services

Las Vegas, NV

$105,000 - $135,000* / year (about $50–$65 an hour)

Job Description

Job Description

No Corp to Corp, Only W2/ 1099 Resumes will be considered

The IT Business Process Analyst (BPA) will serve as a core project resource responsible for business process analysis, requirements documentation, testing, stakeholder coordination, and implementation support throughout the system development lifecycle.

This role requires significant experience in workflow analysis, documentation, data standards, system testing, and implementation support for complex regulatory or financial systems.

Key Duties and Responsibilities

Business Process Analysis & Requirements Development

Analyze FID’s existing licensing, examinations, complaints, investigations, enforcement, and fiscal workflows.
Apply recognized data processing concepts to business process planning and analysis.
Document business and functional requirements for system features for licensing, examinations, complaints, investigations, and enforcement.
Develop detailed work and data flow diagrams that illustrate system functions and interactions.
Define data relationships, key data elements, and system foundations including objects, locations, inspections, violations, license records, user roles, and fiscal data.
Review User Stories and Acceptance Criteria for business need approval
Trace and mapped backlog items to contract requirements.

Stakeholder Engagement

Consult with FID staff, administrators, licensees, and external partners to determine system requirements and validate workflows.
Conduct alternative analyses and propose system enhancements, automation opportunities, or efficiency improvements.
Translate complex program requirements into clear, concise documentation for vendors, developers, and internal leadership.

Testing, Quality Assurance & Validation

Develop test plans and scripts for system functionality, workflows, user roles, notifications, payment integration, data migration, and reporting.
Review and document test results to assess accuracy, completeness, and adherence to requirements.
Monitor quality assurance activities throughout configuration, customization, and integration phases.
Participate in user acceptance testing (UAT), ensuring real-world validation of workflows.

Implementation Support

Initiate and track system work requests, configuration needs, and defect tickets.
Develop bridging specifications between program areas and interconnected workflows (e.g., permitting ↔ inspections ↔ fiscal).
Consult with programmers regarding logic, technical requirements, data issues, and system deficiencies.
Assist in the preparation of go-live readiness plans, validation checklists, and rollback procedures.
Support the vendor and FID during go/no-go decision meetings prior to deployment.

Training & Change Management

Train internal and external users on system functionality, role-based workflows, and procedures.
Assist in developing user guides, training materials, and self-guided resources.
Support train-the-trainer activities and coordinated outreach across multiple stakeholder groups.

Data, Integration & Reporting Support

Support data migration planning, validation, reconciliation, and defect tracking related to legacy systems.
Assist with documentation and validation of integrations.
Validate reporting and dashboard requirements for compliance, fiscal oversight, notifications, licensing, public reporting, and analytics etc.

Other Duties

Develop procedural alternatives when software issues arise or when workflows require interim manual processes.
Perform related duties as assigned to support the overall success of the FID modernization initiative.

Knowledge Of

Required Knowledge, Skills & Abilities

Modern computer hardware, software, cloud-based solutions, and web systems.
Business process engineering principles and workflow design.
Research methods, data analysis techniques, and automation strategies.

Skill In

Testing and validating system functionality and changes.
Analyzing workflows, information, patterns, and process deficiencies.
Writing clear, precise, and grammatically correct analytical documentation.
Facilitating stakeholder meetings, explaining technical concepts, and achieving consensus.
Organizing materials and configuring efficient workflows.
Developing, interpreting, and documenting program requirements.
Scrum and agile methodologies and ceremonies.

Ability To

Analyze problems of considerable complexity and propose logical solutions.
Maintain effective professional relationships with diverse staff and external stakeholders.
Interpret and apply regulations, policies, and program procedures.
Perceive and define cause-and-effect relationships in business processes and automated systems.
Make informed decisions based on multiple alternatives and impacts.
Communicate clearly both verbally and in writing.

Minimum Qualifications

Demonstrated experience in business process analysis within regulatory, compliance, permitting, licensing, or inspection-driven environments.
Experience participating in software implementation projects, preferably in public sector or compliance/regulatory agencies.
Strong documentation, workflow modeling, and requirements-development skills.
Experience with testing, quality assurance, UAT, and system validation.
Experience conducting stakeholder interviews and facilitating requirements workshops.

Preferred Qualifications

Experience supporting complex system integrations (e.g., payment systems, plan review systems, financial systems).
Background working with regulatory agencies or financial institutions.
Knowledge of government fiscal processes, fines/penalties workflows, and enforcement-related processes.
Lean Six Sigma Green Belt
Scrum Product Owne

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