Strategic IT Business Analyst: BI & SDLC Focus

IT Resources Innovation; San Juan (PR); On-site; USD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

IT Resources Innovation is seeking a Business Analyst to understand client business processes, define requirements, and drive IT solutions that improve efficiency. The role requires SDLC knowledge, project management experience, and strong stakeholder communication in English and Spanish.

Responsibilities include leading status meetings, preparing scorecards, dashboards, and KPI analyses, and ensuring security compliance between information systems and business units.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree or higher in Business Administration, Finance, Information Systems or related IT.
• Language: English and Spanish; strong communication skills.
• 5+ years in Business Analyst, Financial, or Business Development.
• US work authorization; ability to work in the United States.
• Ability to work independently and follow directions.
• Experience with security compliance between IS and business areas.

Responsibilities

• Analyze and understand client business processes and requirements.
• Comply with IT industry standards and project deadlines.
• Develop concepts for software solutions to improve efficiency.
• Lead stakeholder sessions and report project status.
• Prepare scorecards and dashboards from data sources.
• Monitor KPIs and ensure alignment with business goals.

Skills

Business Analysis

Project Management

SDLC

Teamwork

Time Management

Education

Bachelor's degree or higher

Tools

Data Warehouse

OLAP

Data Mining

BI Dashboards

Job description

IT Resources Innovation is seeking a Business Analyst to understand client business processes, define requirements, and drive IT solutions that improve efficiency. The role requires SDLC knowledge, project management experience, and strong stakeholder communication in English and Spanish.

Responsibilities include leading status meetings, preparing scorecards, dashboards, and KPI analyses, and ensuring security compliance between information systems and business units.