Services Operations Analyst

PowerPlan, Inc.; Atlanta (GA); Hybrid; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

PowerPlan is seeking an Analyst to join our Services Operations team. You’ll start hands-on with our development and deployment tools and quickly own a personal case queue, triaging issues and guiding customers with clear next steps.

As you grow, you’ll manage non-prod environments, coordinate SaaS cutovers, and share knowledge across teams. Strong SQL, CI/CD, and communication skills are must-haves for success in this hybrid role.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Technology/Systems, Engineering or related field.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills; able to explain technical status clearly.
• Experience with development, deployment tools, and change management processes.

Responsibilities

• Triage and resolve cases quickly, aligning with Services Operations standards.
• Manage and deploy to non-prod environments and coordinate SaaS cutovers.
• Translate technical status into plain-language updates for customers and internal teams.
• Develop reusable knowledge guides to share best practices across the Services team.
• Assist with source code work, builds, and versioning practices.

Skills

SQL

Communication

Teamwork

Problem solving

CI/CD

Cloud knowledge

Attention to detail

Education

Bachelor's degree in CS/IT/Engineering

Tools

SQL

SnapLogic

Bamboo

Bitbucket

GitHub

Job description

Join PowerPlan's Services Operations team, where development, implementation, and customer success meet, and where we set the standards and structure that give customers a consistent, positive experience. Think of us as air traffic control for the cloud: we make sure every change to a client's environment follows the right process and standards, and when an exception is needed, we get the full context and the right approval first. As an Analyst, you'll start hands-on with our development and deployment tools, and within your first 30 days you'll be ready to start owning a personal case queue.

From there, the work is yours: you'll triage and resolve cases, get ahead of problems before they escape, and turn technical status into clear next steps that customers and internal teams can act on. Most of the queue is database refreshes and change management deployments, and over time you can work your way up to support upgrades and PS cutover. You'll also help fix something the team cares about, making sure knowledge and best practices reliably reach every Services team, in a group that treats sharing what you know as part of the job.

What You'll Actually Be Doing

Success will be measured by how quickly you get your case queue moving, how often you stop problems before they escape, how clearly you communicate, and how reliably the knowledge you gather reaches the teams who need it.

• Get hands-on fast: within your first 30 days, work with PowerPlan's development and deployment tools (SQL, PowerBuilder, .NET, and SnapLogic), our CI/CD tooling, and our release and change management process, so you're ready to start owning a personal case queue.
• Own your queue: triage and resolve your cases in line with Services Operations standards and an agreed case-resolution time target, so nothing sits stale. Database refreshes and change management deployments (scripts, code, and integration hub changes) are the most common cases.
• Keep client environments in order: manage non-prod instances, deploy scripts to lower-level environments through change management, work with SnapLogic and with front-end and back-end configuration, and coordinate cutovers for the SaaS products being implemented.
• Look after client source code: run builds and understand their nuances, customization restrictions and guidelines, and best practices for versioning.
• Stay ahead of the problem: spot patterns, trace root causes, and fix issues before they escape, rather than only reacting to what lands in your queue.
• Turn status into next steps: translate technical status into plain-language updates that customers and internal teams can act on, and send them before anyone has to ask.
• Make knowledge travel: act as the liaison between customers, Services teams, and technical architecture, and build reusable guides so best practices don't live only in people's heads.
• You have a bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Technology/Systems, Engineering, or experience in a related subject matter field (such as Tax, Accounting, or Budgeting).
• You have strong written and verbal communication skills and can explain technical status in a way others can act on.
• You work well as part of a team and enjoy sharing what you know.
• You like process and detail, and you take care to follow standards, because builds, versioning, and change management reward people who do.
• You have a working understanding of system and network architecture, system platforms, system access, database design, SQL queries, and network protocols.
• You solve problems and keep building stronger technical skills.
• You know cloud software implementation and integration processes (General Ledger, Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable, Fixed Assets, Project Accounting, Close, Budget).
• You have experience developing complex SQL queries.
• You have hands-on experience with capital projects, capital budgets and fixed asset accounting, or business tax software.
• You have used Bamboo, Bitbucket, GitHub, or similar CI/CD tools, and understand builds and versioning best practices.
• You have worked with SnapLogic or similar integration tools.

PowerPlan is an EOE

Please note that this is a hybrid role that involves a combination of onsite work from our corporate office as well as work from home. While we strive to accommodate flexible working arrangements when sensible, there will be times when onsite work is required. This could include scheduled office days, team meetings, client meetings, or special events.