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Technix LLC in Spartanburg County, SC seeks an IT Business Analyst to lead documentation recovery and process-improvement efforts within the Cybersecurity Program. This 12-month, full-time role focuses on identifying gaps, capturing current-state processes, and producing structured artifacts for governance and knowledge transfer.
You'll collaborate with IT teams and stakeholders to map processes, validate requirements for SOPs, runbooks, and system documentation, and support discipline in
Position: IT Business Analyst Documentation & Process Improvement
Duration: 12 Months with Possible Extension
Location: Spartanburg County, SC
100% on-site, with light travel to County offices and facilities throughout Spartanburg County
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.
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.