Strategic Process Analyst & Cross-Functional Leader

Boeing; Berkeley (CA); On-site; USD 89,000 - 121,000; Full time

Job summary

Boeing Defense, Space & Security (BDS) in Berkeley, MO seeks a mid-level Business Process Analyst to lead process development and improvement within the Paint/Coatings & Production Equipment Maintenance Team. You will gather requirements, document solutions, and partner with business teams on benchmarking and business cases.

This role emphasizes cross-functional facilitation, cost–benefit analysis, and adherence to architectural standards, with travel up to 10% and a requirement for a U.S.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree or higher required.
• 3 years of project management methodologies and lean process principles.
• 1 year leading cross-functional teams and driving process improvements.
• 3 years of professional written and oral communication.
• Highly organized with flexibility and adaptability.
• Proven ability to build positive working relationships and manage stakeholders.
• Experience analyzing data and making data-driven decisions.

Responsibilities

• Lead cross-functional teams and facilitate structured process meetings.
• Gather, analyze, and document requirements from process owners.
• Develop process standards, guidelines, and tools; support architecture compliance.
• Plan, schedule, and contribute to programs, projects, and implementations.
• Perform cost–benefit analysis and support strategic planning.

Skills

PM methodologies

Lean processes

Cross-functional leadership

Communication

Organizational skills

Stakeholder management

Data analysis

Education

Bachelor's Degree

Job description

Boeing Defense, Space & Security (BDS) in Berkeley, MO seeks a mid-level Business Process Analyst to lead process development and improvement within the Paint/Coatings & Production Equipment Maintenance Team. You will gather requirements, document solutions, and partner with business teams on benchmarking and business cases.

This role emphasizes cross-functional facilitation, cost–benefit analysis, and adherence to architectural standards, with travel up to 10% and a requirement for a U.S.