Remote Business Analyst - SDLC & Process Improvement

Leaders IT; Sydney; Remote; AUD 85,000 - 125,000; Full time

Job summary

Leaders IT in Sydney, Australia, seeks a skilled Business Analyst to deliver requirements documentation, coordinate workshops, and ensure timely, quality deliverables across procurement and technology projects.

You will map business processes, analyze systems, and liaison with stakeholders while applying SDLC best practices and contributing to vendor engagements and public procurement responses.

Qualifications

• Experience as a Business Analyst in a Technology Environment.
• Familiarity with the SDLC.
• Experience in procurement and improving procurement processes.
• Experience writing responses to public procurement contracts.
• Experience working with vendors to provide solutions, ideally to semi-state or public bodies.
• Testing experience with software solutions.

Responsibilities

• Deliver requirements documentation and coordinate workshops during requirements gathering and analysis.
• Ensure timely completion of all deliverables to quality and plan; manage/escalate risks.
• Identify inefficiencies and recommend changes to business processes and system functionality.
• Develop project plans using PM methodologies to cost, resource and manage projects.
• Produce solution design documentation for use in sales proposals.
• Document system processes, flows and interface specifications as required.

Skills

Business Analyst

Requirements Gathering

Process Analysis

SDLC Knowledge

Procurement

Public Procurement

Vendor Management

Software Testing

Salesforce

Stakeholder Management

Education

Graduate Degree

Job description

Leaders IT in Sydney, Australia, seeks a skilled Business Analyst to deliver requirements documentation, coordinate workshops, and ensure timely, quality deliverables across procurement and technology projects.

You will map business processes, analyze systems, and liaison with stakeholders while applying SDLC best practices and contributing to vendor engagements and public procurement responses.