IT Business Analyst, Product & Portfolio — Drive Impact

American Chemical Society; United States; À distance; USD 80 000 - 84 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Paid time off

Medical benefits

Professional development

Résumé du poste

The American Cancer Society is seeking a Business Analyst, IT, Product & Portfolio Center to elicit, analyze, and document requirements to support IT initiatives. You will bridge business stakeholders and technical teams, ensuring user-focused solutions align with ACS’s technology strategy.

Responsibilities include creating and validating user stories, acceptance criteria, and use cases; maintaining documentation; and contributing to BA practice improvements. Travel is minimal (0–10%).

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s Degree or equivalent experience.
• CBAP/CCBA or Agile/Scrum certification preferred.
• 2–4 years IT business analysis experience.

Responsabilités

• Elicit and document business, functional, and technical requirements through interviews, workshops, and process analysis.
• Translate requirements into clear user stories, acceptance criteria, and use cases with IT, product owners, and stakeholders.
• Collaborate with QA and development to validate solutions and align test coverage with requirements.
• Maintain accurate business process documentation and support knowledge transfer.
• Contribute to continuous improvement of BA practices, tools, and templates.

Connaissances

Requirements gathering

Process mapping

Analytical thinking

Stakeholder collaboration

Communication

Formation

Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience

Bachelor’s degree in IT/Business Admin or related field

Outils

Jira

ADO

Confluence

Visio

Description du poste

The American Cancer Society is seeking a Business Analyst, IT, Product & Portfolio Center to elicit, analyze, and document requirements to support IT initiatives. You will bridge business stakeholders and technical teams, ensuring user-focused solutions align with ACS’s technology strategy.

Responsibilities include creating and validating user stories, acceptance criteria, and use cases; maintaining documentation; and contributing to BA practice improvements. Travel is minimal (0–10%).