Federal Technical Business Analyst – Hybrid

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Rockville (MD)

Hybrid

USD 86,000 - 106,000

Full time

14 days+

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Job summary

DMI in Rockville, MD is seeking a Technical Business Analyst to support the Federal Program. This role sits at the crossroads of business needs and engineering delivery, ensuring system-level requirements are traceable to the program goals and suitable for government oversight.

You will produce SRS, ICDs, and API specs, document data flows, lead requirements workshops, and maintain traceability across sprints, while helping testers and developers align on design decisions. U.S.

Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in computer science, Information Systems, Systems Engineering, or a related field required.
Minimum 5 years of technical business analysis experience, including at least 3 years producing system-level documentation in a federal IT environment.
Proficiency in user story writing, acceptance criteria development, and sprint backlog management.

Responsibilities

Produce SRS, ICDs, and API specifications with the Solution Architect and engineering teams.
Develop data flow diagrams (DFDs), sequence diagrams, and context diagrams to document system interactions and data exchanges.
Facilitate technical requirements workshops with architects, developers, and Data Engineers to capture system-level design decisions formally.
Maintain the requirements traceability matrix linking technical requirements back to business goals and program-level objectives; update with each sprint or major design change.
Review and provide written feedback on Technical Design Documents (TDDs) and API specifications within five business days of receipt to verify alignment with documented requirements.
Support testing teams by providing system test scenarios, expected results documentation, and interface behavior specifications.
Participate in code review activities from a requirements-traceability perspective, verifying that implemented functionality matches specified requirements.
Serve as the documentation bridge between business-facing BAs and technical engineering teams, ensuring that requirements are expressed in terms both audiences can understand and act on.