Senior Business Systems Analyst — Enterprise Judicial Tech

State-of-South-Carolina; South Carolina; On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

The South Carolina Judicial Branch is seeking a Senior Business Systems Analyst to serve as a senior liaison between judicial business stakeholders, IT teams, project managers, vendors, and other partners. The role leads complex business analysis across enterprise systems, including requirements management, process redesign, data and integration analysis, and UAT support.

The incumbent will translate court needs into clear functional, data, and reporting requirements, mentor junior analysts, and

Qualifications

• Leads requirements elicitation and analysis for enterprise initiatives.

Responsibilities

• Leads requirements elicitation and analysis for complex, enterprise, and cross-functional technology initiatives.
• Partners with judges, court personnel, business units, technical teams, vendors, and other stakeholders to identify needs and outcomes.
• Facilitates discovery sessions, interviews, workshops, and requirements gathering activities.
• Translates complex business needs into clear functional, technical, data, integration, and reporting requirements.
• Develops and maintains comprehensive requirements artifacts and traceability.
• Creates user stories, use cases, acceptance criteria, and process models.
• Manages requirements changes and impact analysis throughout the lifecycle.
• Ensures alignment with Judicial Branch policies and standards.
• Mentors less-experienced analysts and promotes BA best practices.

Skills

Business analysis

Requirements elicitation

User Acceptance Testing

Stakeholder engagement

Agile/Scrum

SQL basics

Data analysis

Documentation

Mentoring

Leadership

Education

Bachelor’s degree or higher in IT-related field

Professional certification (CBAP/PMI-PBA/CCBA/CSM/PSM/PO)

Tools

Azure DevOps

Job description

The South Carolina Judicial Branch is seeking a Senior Business Systems Analyst to serve as a senior liaison between judicial business stakeholders, IT teams, project managers, vendors, and other partners. The role leads complex business analysis across enterprise systems, including requirements management, process redesign, data and integration analysis, and UAT support.

The incumbent will translate court needs into clear functional, data, and reporting requirements, mentor junior analysts, and