Strategic Business Analyst — Migration & Training

Choisys-Technology; Fort Meade (MD); On-site; USD 65,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

Choisys-Technology is seeking a Business Analyst to bridge mission partners and its development team for MPJV, CVTEK. You will analyze complex workflows spanning hundreds of modules, translate mission needs into Agile user stories, and craft documentation, training, and decommissioning plans for a successful system migration.

This role requires collaboration with government partners, an active security posture, and experience in documenting requirements, planning migrations, and supporting UAT

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, Information Systems, or related discipline.
• Experience as a business/functional analyst or in a relevant field.

Responsibilities

• Apply analytic methodologies to address mission needs and document acceptance criteria.
• Decompose customer requirements into well-defined development artefacts for Agile sprint execution.
• Review and update documentation for legacy modules prior to migration to ensure functionality and history are captured.
• Draft and maintain Module Decommissioning Plans with comprehensive dependency analysis for migration.
• Execute the ADDIE training lifecycle and create training curricula, demo videos, and facilitator guides.
• Support UAT coordination with mission partners, develop user test scripts, and track UAT errors for backlog.
• Maintain a knowledge base of issues and develop Tier I/II SOPs for incident resolution.
• Facilitate Privacy Impact Assessments and Privacy Threshold Analyses to support RMF/compliance.

Skills

Agile

Business analysis

Requirements gathering

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration/Information Systems

Job description

Choisys-Technology is seeking a Business Analyst to bridge mission partners and its development team for MPJV, CVTEK. You will analyze complex workflows spanning hundreds of modules, translate mission needs into Agile user stories, and craft documentation, training, and decommissioning plans for a successful system migration.

This role requires collaboration with government partners, an active security posture, and experience in documenting requirements, planning migrations, and supporting UAT