Senior Business Analyst responsible for producing complete, testable requirements and acceptance criteria for an identity and access management modernization program. Tasks include decomposing workflows, defining BDD/Gherkin acceptance criteria, documenting data requirements and traceability, facilitating multi-stakeholder alignment, supporting backlog refinement in Azure DevOps, and ensuring QA/test alignment.
A key component of the IAA modernization program is the development of a comprehensive, and unambiguous requirements baseline for the future solution. This includes the refinement and completion of detailed requirements in the form of outcome-based Acceptance Criteria, spanning workflow-processes (e.g., Onboard Healthcare Organization) and foundational processes (e.g., Assign Unique Organization Identifier), with each process linked to associated user stories.
Desired Skills:
- Knowledge of digital identity frameworks such as OIDC, OAuth 2.0, SAML, or NIST 800‑63.
- Experience working in health information management, provider data, or digital health ecosystems.
- Familiarity with public-sector governance, privacy, and cybersecurity considerations.
- Proficiency with tools including Azure DevOps, Confluence, Miro/Lucid, Visio, and Excel.
- Experience working with solution integrators and large vendor teams.
- Demonstrated experience analyzing high-volume processes and user stories
- Able to produce clear, structured, unambiguous acceptance criteria suitable for architects, testers, and integrators.
Must-haves:
- 7+ years of Business Analysis experience, with at least 3 years in senior BA roles supporting large-scale digital or identity-related programs.
- Proven experience creating detailed, testable user stories and acceptance criteria for complex workflows, system integrations, and identity/access management solutions.
- Proven experience developing and managing detailed data requirements for complex system integrations and IAM solutions
- Experience working with digital identity, access management, authentication, authorization, or interoperability domains.
- Hands-on experience with Azure DevOps (ADO) for work item management, backlog refinement, and documentation.
- Strong understanding of Agile delivery frameworks, including writing INVEST‑compliant user stories and definition of done (DoD).
- Demonstrated ability to independently analyze, clarify, decompose, and document high‑complexity functional requirements.
- Experience in multi-stakeholder public-sector or health-sector environments.
- Proven ability to collaborate with architects, product owners, testers, and integrators to drive clarity and alignment.
- Exceptional written communication skills — ability to articulate precise, unambiguous requirements
Rated Criteria:
- Minimum 7+ years, including senior-level work on complex digital programs 15 Points
- Demonstrated experience analyzing high-volume user stories and producing clear, structured, unambiguous acceptance criteria suitable for architects, testers, and integrators. 20 Points
- Experience in IAM/digital identity, authentication/authorization workflows, or provider identity systems. 20 Points
- Hands-on experience using Azure DevOps for backlog management, story refinement, and requirements traceability. 10 Points
- Demonstrated ability to lead sessions, clarify requirements, and drive consensus in multi-party environments. 15 Points
- Experience developing detailed data requirements and rationalizing across a high volume of processes. 20 Points
Requirements
Deliverables:
- Agile Requirements and Acceptance Criteria: Deliver complete, testable, unambiguous, validated requirements specification for assigned functions, processes, workflows, or user stories.
- Requirements Gap Analysis: Analyze, identify and document missing requirements detail.
- Data Requirements: Provide detailed data definitions mapped to unified data dictionary.
- Requirements Artifacts: Document business rules, workflow logic, and traceability mappings.
- Backlog Refinement Support: Coordinate with Product Owner to manage backlog.
- Stakeholder Engagement: Facilitate requirements clarification with stakeholders.
- QA Support Materials: Ensure test plans and cases aligned to requirements.
- Reporting & Documentation: Participate in Agile Sprint activities and provide regular reporting.
- Leadership & Vendor Materials: Prepare materials for governance and vendor discussions.
Responsibilities:
Requirements & User Story Analysis
- Decompose workflows, data requirements, triggers, decision points, and exceptions needed for the new IAA solution.
- Identify and resolve inconsistencies across stories in different capability areas.
- Carry out research to plug any knowledge gaps pertaining to IAM in general, including, but not limited to, digital identity, authentication and authorization.
Acceptance Criteria Development
- Define precise, actionable acceptance criteria using BDD/Gherkin, scenario-based, or rule-based formats.
- Ensure alignment to business rules, solution architecture, privacy/security requirements, and integration expectations.
Cross-functional Collaboration
- Work across teams to ensure alignment on requirements, dependencies, and decision points.
- Facilitate quick turnaround decisions for requirement gaps or ambiguities.
Standards, Compliance, and Quality
- Ensure adherence to OH documentation standards and BA methodology.
- Maintain traceability between acceptance criteria, business requirements, and solution design.
Support for Agile Delivery
- Participate in sprint ceremonies and backlog refinement.
- Ensure user stories and acceptance criteria meet Definition of Ready (DoR)
Must Have:
- 7+ years of Business Analysis experience, with at least 3 years in senior BA roles supporting large-scale digital or identity-related programs.
- Proven experience creating detailed, testable user stories and acceptance criteria for complex workflows, system integrations, and identity/access management solutions.
- Proven experience developing and managing detailed data requirements for complex system integrations and IAM solutions
- Demonstrated ability to independently analyze, clarify, decompose, and document high‑complexity functional requirements.
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