Remote IAM & ICAM Business Analyst - Drive Identity Solutions

GovCIO

Phoenix (AZ)

Remote

USD 100,000 - 120,000

Full time

3 days ago

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Benefits offered by this job

Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

Corporate Discounts

Learning & Development platform

Certification assistance

Referral Bonus Program

Internal Mobility Program

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Flexible Work Environment

Job summary

GovCIO is seeking an IAM Business Analyst to gather, analyze, and document business and functional requirements for the enterprise ICAM program supporting VA. The role bridges VA stakeholders with IAM engineering, architecture, and QA teams, writing requirements and user stories and supporting Agile/SAFe sprint delivery across SSO, IGA, PAM, MPI, and more.

The candidate will help ensure identity resolution features are clearly defined, traceable, and validated prior to release, with experience

Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in IT or related field with 8+ years of BA experience in IT programs.
Experience writing BRDs and user stories with testable acceptance criteria.
Experience supporting Agile/SAFe delivery teams.
Experience mapping AS-IS/TO-BE business processes and workflows.
Proficient in Jira/Confluence to maintain requirements and artifacts.

Responsibilities

Gathers, analyzes, and documents business and functional requirements for ICAM products with VA stakeholders.
Writes BRDs and user stories with acceptance criteria to support Agile/SAFe sprint delivery.
Supports backlog refinement, sprint planning, and prioritization for ICAM product teams.
Maps AS-IS and TO-BE business processes and workflows for identity management functions.
Analyzes impact of proposed changes across ICAM systems; identifies risks and dependencies.
Supports UAT and release readiness activities with IAM SQA Engineer and Release Manager.
Maintains requirements and documentation in Jira and Confluence.
Facilitates requirements workshops and stakeholder interviews.
Translates ICAM concepts into clear business requirements for non-technical stakeholders.
Supports data analysis and reconciliation for identity data quality and traceability.
Contributes status, backlog health, and risk information to program reporting.