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Spartanburg County Information Technologies is seeking a seasoned Business Analyst – Advanced for a 12‑month contract to lead discovery and analysis across the county's cybersecurity and documentation recovery initiatives. You will inventory existing documentation, interview SMEs, map current-state processes, and organize findings for IT leadership and a Technical Writer.
The role requires strong elicitation skills, MS 365 and Visio proficiency, and the ability to translate knowledge into
Work Location: Fully Onsite - light travel to County offices and facilities throughout Spartanburg County
Candidate Location: Candidate MUST be a SC resident or willing to commute or relocate to SC prior to starting the role at their own expense
Duration of the Contract: 12 months
Possibility for Extension: Yes
The State of South Carolina is looking for a Business Analyst - Advanced
Resume and work-product/portfolio review followed by one panel interview with IT leadership and key subject-matter experts. Candidates should provide sanitized examples of prior business-analysis deliverables such as process maps, workflow diagrams, requirements documents, current-state assessments, inventories, matrices, or comparable artifacts.
Full job description attached & required/preferred skills are stated below.
Spartanburg County Information Technologies is building a unified, service-oriented technology organization focused on reliability, cybersecurity, collaboration, and excellent public service. This engagement offers the opportunity to work directly with IT leaders and subject-matter experts, help establish durable standards and documentation practices, and produce work that will materially improve the County's operational resilience and ability to serve employees and citizens.
New contract role supporting the County's Cybersecurity Program and Documentation Recovery initiative. The position is being added to address documentation gaps, reduce reliance on institutional knowledge, improve operational resilience, and establish repeatable, maintainable documentation. Initial term is 12 months, full-time (approximately 40 hours per week), with possible extension.
The Business Analyst will serve as the discovery and analysis lead for the Documentation Recovery initiative. Working across Information Technologies and with key County stakeholders, the BA will inventory and assess existing documentation, interview subject-matter experts, document current-state processes and technology dependencies, identify documentation and process gaps, and organize findings into structured inputs for the Technical Writer and IT leadership. The work will support cybersecurity, operational continuity, knowledge transfer, disaster recovery, and long-term documentation governance.
Bachelor's degree in Information Technology, Information Systems, Business, or a related field, OR equivalent relevant professional experience. Demonstrated experience and quality of prior work are more important than a specific certification.
CBAP, CCBA, PMI-PBA, PMP, ITIL Foundation, or comparable professional certification. Certifications are preferred but will not substitute for demonstrated experience and strong work products.
Resume and work-product/portfolio review followed by one panel interview with IT leadership and key subject-matter experts. Candidates should provide sanitized examples of prior business-analysis deliverables such as process maps, workflow diagrams, requirements documents, current-state assessments, inventories, matrices, or comparable artifacts. Portfolio quality and the candidate's ability to explain how the work was developed will be important selection factors.
Spartanburg County Information Technologies is building a unified, service-oriented technology organization focused on reliability, cybersecurity, collaboration, and excellent public service. This engagement offers the opportunity to work directly with IT leaders and subject-matter experts, help establish durable standards and documentation practices and