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City of Lawrenceville is seeking a Business Analyst I to provide operational and functional support for its enterprise applications. You will help departments define requirements, support system upgrades, validate data, and assist with AI tool integration and automation.
Under supervision, you will develop proficiency in municipal enterprise systems and contribute to documentation and user training. A path to more advanced roles is available through demonstrated competence and certifications.
The Business Analyst I provides operational and functional support for the City’s enterprise application software systems. This position assists departments in defining business requirements, supports system configuration and upgrades, performs data validation and reporting tasks, supports the integration of AI tools, and contributes to documentation and user training efforts. The Business Analyst I develops proficiency in municipal enterprise systems while working under general supervision within established procedures.
Work is performed under the general supervision of the Business Applications Manager. Assignments are provided with defined objectives and established procedures. Completed work is reviewed for accuracy, completeness, and adherence to departmental standards.
Guidelines include governmental accounting standards, vendor documentation, City policies, regulatory requirements, and departmental procedures. Judgment is exercised in selecting and applying appropriate procedures and recognizing when escalation is required.
The work involves supporting defined functional areas within enterprise systems. Assignments are moderately complex but generally well-defined. The employee exercises independent judgment within established guidelines while seeking direction for higher-impact decisions.
Contacts occur regularly with City employees, supervisors, internal IT staff, and vendors to exchange information, resolve problems, and coordinate support activities. Contacts are primarily informational and service-oriented.
Work is typically performed in an office or computer room environment while sitting at a desk or workstation. Occasional movement throughout City facilities may be required.
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Advancement to higher classification levels is based on demonstrated competency, sustained performance, successful project leadership, and completion of required education or certifications as defined by the Enterprise Technology Department.