Automation Engineer – Level I

Zohorecruit; New York (NY); Remote; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Zohorecruit in New York, NY seeks an Automation Engineer/Business Analyst to analyze state systems, document requirements, and support modernization efforts for eligibility, enrollment and case management. You will elicit needs from agency staff and executives, develop BPMN/process diagrams, use cases, and UI specs, and collaborate with state employees and vendor teams to ensure on-time delivery.

Remote work options may apply up to full-time, with coordination across state agencies and adherence

Qualifications

• 3–7 years of Automation Engineer experience.
• 3–7 years of state-government business analysis experience in the human services domain (EECM).
• Experience with eliciting, analyzing, and managing requirements throughout the SDLC.
• Proficiency in creating BA artifacts: flows, user stories, data dictionaries, wireframes, specs for a modernized eligibility system.
• 3–7 years of experience on an Integrated Eligibility System modernization program in health and human services.

Responsibilities

• Analyze existing state systems and document business requirements.
• Extract and validate business rules from legacy systems with 100% coverage.
• Identify rules to retain or retire with agency partners.
• Document current-state and future-state system requirements.
• Develop business analysis deliverables: process flows, context diagrams, use cases, traceability matrices, UI specs, mockups.
• Elicit requirements from agency staff, end users, and executives.
• Perform peer reviews and support internal QA.
• Ensure deliverables meet business needs, scope, and timelines.
• Collaborate with state employees and vendor teams.

Skills

Automation engineering

Business analysis

SDLC requirements

Job description

New York, United States

Key Responsibilities

• Analyze existing state systems and document business requirements.
• Extract and validate business rules from legacy systems, ensuring 100% coverage.
• Identify business rules to retain or retire in collaboration with agency partners.
• Document current-state (as-is) and future-state (to-be) system requirements.
• Develop business analysis deliverables, including process flows, context diagrams, use cases, requirements traceability matrices, UI specifications, and mockups.
• Elicit requirements from agency staff, local district subject matter experts, end users, and executive stakeholders.
• Conduct peer reviews and support internal quality reviews.
• Ensure deliverables align with business needs, project scope, and timelines.
• Collaborate with state employees and vendor teams.

Mandatory Qualifications

• Automation engineering: 3–7 years of experience as an Automation Engineer.
• Business analysis: 3–7 years of state-government business analysis experience in the human services domain, specifically Eligibility, Enrollment, and Case Management (EECM).
• Full SDLC requirements management: Experience eliciting, analyzing, and managing requirements throughout the software development lifecycle.
• Business analysis documentation: Proficiency producing business process flows, user stories, data dictionaries, wireframes, and specifications for a modernized eligibility system.
• IES modernization: 3–7 years of experience working on an Integrated Eligibility System modernization program involving health and human services applications aligned with state and federal standards.

Desirable Qualifications

• 3–7 years of experience performing business analysis and workflow automation for an eligibility system.
• Experience assisting with project planning, roadmaps, test scenarios, and change requests.
• Experience documenting legacy interfaces for state-supervised and locally administered applications.
• Experience drafting Interface Control Documents (ICDs).
• Experience evaluating legacy mainframe interfaces for disposition in a modernized solution.

  Benefits and Work Arrangement

  The provided PRD does not specify a salary range or employee benefits.

  Duration: 35 months.

  Location: Albany, New York.

  Remote work: Potentially more than 50% and up to 100% remote, subject to manager approval.

  In-person meetings: Fully remote consultants must attend monthly meetings in Albany and major milestone meetings as needed.

  Insurance: Low-level Data Breach and Privacy/Cyber Liability insurance is required. Automobile Liability, Technology Errors and Omissions, and Crime Insurance are not required.