Manufacturing IT Liaison & AI Prototyping Analyst

voyagertechnologiesinc; San Diego (CA); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Voyager Technologies is seeking a Technical Business Requirements Analyst to bridge manufacturing operations and IT. You will translate production needs into testable requirements for digital tools across production, inventory, supply chain, quality, engineering, and shipping.

You will help explore solutions early via wireframes and AI-assisted prototyping, ensuring usability, security, and alignment with approved requirements.

Qualifications

• Requirements analysis and business liaison skills including eliciting, documenting, analyzing and validating requirements.
• Wireframing and UX definition abilities for manufacturing tools with low- and medium-fidelity prototypes.
• AI-assisted prototyping capabilities to generate, refine and compare concepts and workflows.
• Experience with manufacturing systems such as ERP, MES, QMS, PLM, WMS, and related processes.
• Ability to map current and future state processes and ensure traceability from business need to release.

Responsibilities

• Partner with stakeholders across manufacturing, engineering, quality, supply chain and operations to understand business needs.
• Elicit, document, analyze, prioritize and validate functional, data, reporting, and integration requirements.
• Translate needs into user stories, use cases, workflows and acceptance criteria.
• Document current-state and future-state processes with traceability to design, development, testing and release.
• Lead or support process mapping, workflow analysis and continuous-improvement activities.

Job description

Voyager Technologies is seeking a Technical Business Requirements Analyst to bridge manufacturing operations and IT. You will translate production needs into testable requirements for digital tools across production, inventory, supply chain, quality, engineering, and shipping.

You will help explore solutions early via wireframes and AI-assisted prototyping, ensuring usability, security, and alignment with approved requirements.