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Deltek Talent Management is looking for a Senior Strategic Business Analyst to analyze and improve organizational processes for federal agencies. The ideal candidate will have at least 10 years of experience, a relevant bachelor's degree, and a Top Secret clearance. Responsibilities include conducting gap analyses and developing actionable requirements for executive decision makers.
The candidate should be skilled in facilitating communication strategies and document technical requirements to support procurement. This is a critical role that supports the modernization of agency capabilities.
The Senior Strategic Business Analyst analyzes, defines, and maps organizational processes, stakeholder capabilities, and mission requirements to deliver comprehensive execution plans. The Senior Strategic Business Analyst is responsible for the identification, documentation, and validation of statutory mandates, executive directives, and operational dependencies across multi-agency boundaries. The analyst utilizes systematic and collaborative frameworks to translate high-level strategies into clear objectives and actionable requirements for executive decision makers. Additionally, the Senior Strategic Business Analyst is responsible for conducting operational gap analyses, tracing performance deficiencies back to root causes, and formulating detailed Courses of Action (COAs) including schedule projections and resource allocation mapping to guide organizational modernization and capability expansion. Due to the sensitive nature of the potential customer agencies, an active Top Secret clearance is highly desired; candidates must, at a minimum, be Top Secret eligible.
Education Required
Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration, Public Policy/Administration, Management Information Systems (MIS), Operations Research, Political Science, or a related analytical/technical discipline. A Master’s degree (MBA, MPP, or MS in a related field) is highly preferred.
Years of Relevant Experience
Minimum of 10 years of progressive, relevant professional experience supporting federal civilian agencies, specifically within the homeland security, federal law enforcement, or justice sectors. Relevant experience includes interfacing with senior government executives; translating statutory mandates into operational requirements; business process mapping; and developing risk-adjusted Courses of Action (COAs).
An equivalent combination of advanced education, certifications (e.g., PMP, CBAP, Lean Six Sigma), and additional years of highly relevant experience may be considered in lieu of strict degree or years-of-experience requirements.
Clearance Requirements
Must be Top Secret (TS) eligible at a minimum. An active Top Secret (TS) clearance is highly desired and strongly preferred at the time of hire due to the security requirements of potential customer portfolios.
Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities
Ability to analyze and comprehend statutory execution guidelines, legislative mandates, and government agency directives, with a proven ability to translate legal drivers into actionable requirements.
Advanced proficiency in strategic gap analysis methodologies, root cause isolation techniques, and the formulation of detailed risk-adjusted COAs.
Strong knowledge of project management, integrated master scheduling (IMS), dependency mapping, and milestone monitoring methodologies.
Analytical capabilities to structure, assess, and organize highly complex, multi-layered cross-organizational architectures with precision and thoroughness.
Superior capability to draft technical requirements packages, technical acquisition plans, and procurement-ready documentation supporting complex contracting activities.
Excellent presentation and interpersonal capabilities, proficient at communicating operational frameworks and organizational structural shifts to senior leadership and non-technical stakeholders.
Proactive self-starter with a demonstrable background in identifying relevant stakeholder groups, running requirement elicitation workshops, and prioritizing operational tracks independently.