El1 Senior Integration Analyst

Softtest Pays Pty Ltd; Melbourne; On-site; AUD 120,000 - 150,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Professional development

Job summary

Softtest Pays Pty Ltd is seeking an EL1 Senior Integration Analyst to join the NDIA Technology Services Division. You will provide integration analysis, specification, design, and agile collaboration to enable development of ICT-based solutions for improved participant experience and scheme effectiveness.

You will draft Epics and User Stories, contribute to UX/UI inputs, and collaborate with stakeholders across DHS, vendors, and NDIA business units.

Qualifications

• Experience drafting Epics and User Stories with acceptance criteria.
• Facilitation of requirements workshops with stakeholders.
• Ability to create AS-IS and TO-BE process diagrams.
• Knowledge of UX/UI input in product development.

Responsibilities

• Maintain subject matter expertise within business domains relevant to NDIA/TSD projects.
• Draft artefacts and documents including Epics and User Stories.
• Review designs and specifications for alignment with business needs.
• Coordinate with DHS, vendors and NDIA units for requirement sign-off.
• Facilitate requirements gathering workshops with BA and UX/UI teams.
• Create and refine business process diagrams.
• Support stakeholder engagement and risk management.

Skills

Business analysis

Agile collaboration

Epics & User Stories

UX/UI input

Job description

Australian Citizens residing in Australia with Baseline Clearance only respond.

Job details

Role: 1 x EL1 Senior Integration Analyst

The NDIA, Technology Services Division is undertaking major work programs to deliver innovative fit-for-need ICT-based solutions to improve the National Disability Insurance Scheme.

We are seeking a highly skilled and energetic Senior Integration Analyst to join the Technology Services Division (TSD). You will provide integration analysis, specification, design, and agile collaboration skills to enable the development and implementation of solutions which improve the NDIS through a better Participant experience and a more effective Scheme.

Key duties and responsibilities

Responsibilities of the role include but are not limited to:

Maintain subject matter expertise within a range of business domains relevant to the NDIA/TSD projects.
Maintain subject matter expertise across legacy systems and processes, as well as those being created by the NDIA and TSD.
Understand and contribute to the TSD Capability Model.
Draft business analyst artefacts and documents that may include Epics and User Stories, User Interface requirements risk analysis, scope modelling, and sequence diagrams for review by senior staff.
Undertake quality management tasks such as peer and quality reviews of specifications and design documents and participate in project reviews, ensuring designed solutions meet business requirements.
Undertake some basic project management activities including status tracking, risk and issue management.
Provide support on stakeholder management, assisting the team to engage with stakeholders to understand cross-business functions, being the conduit between the systems delivery team (including DHS and other vendors) and relevant NDIA business units.
Examine and organise requirements to discover and record dependencies, relationships and identify logical process and implementation sequences.
Identify potential issues or risks, track problems, suggest alternatives and elevate as appropriate.
Facilitate & run requirements gathering workshops with Business BA and UX/UI team where applicable.
Create 'as is' and 'to be' business process diagrams and models.
Provide input into UX/UI designs.
Create and write/co-write the Epics and User Stories with the business and independently, inclusive of validation/acceptance criteria.
Liaise with UX/UI team for relevant UX/UI inputs to your projects.
Review and improve Epics and User Stories with both Business and ICT Stakeholders.
Seek both Business, TSD and DHS solution provider/s acceptance of confirmed requirements 'sign off'.