Job Title: Senior Automation Business Analyst
Job Location: Nashville, TN
Job Type: Contract
Pay Range: $47.00hr - $52.00hr
Job Overview:
The Automation Analyst is responsible for supporting the end-to-end lifecycle of enterprise automation initiatives as a subject matter expert for the automation solution, from initial project intake and business process discovery through requirements definition, development coordination, testing, implementation, and operational handoff. The Automation Analyst is responsible for understanding business processes and objectives, translating stakeholder needs into clear and actionable requirements, identifying process and data dependencies, and ensuring development teams have the information necessary to design and deliver effective automation solutions. The role also serves as the primary liaison between business stakeholders, automation development teams, technical teams, project leadership, and support organizations by becoming a subject matter expert of the automation s capabilities and value to the business. The Automation Analyst will manage multiple automation initiatives concurrently and is expected to proactively drive requirements, stakeholder decisions, documentation, testing readiness, and delivery dependencies rather than functioning solely as a documentation resource. The successful candidate will demonstrate strong business analysis, process improvement, stakeholder management, facilitation, data analysis, testing, and delivery coordination capabilities.
Automation Intake & Opportunity Assessment:
Requirements Gathering & Process Documentation:
Stakeholder Management & Facilitation:
Development Team Coordination:
QA Testing & Business Validation:
Implementation & Operational Handoff:
Data Analysis & Reporting:
Required Qualifications:
Preferred Qualifications:
Knowledge, Skills & Abilities:
Vendor Resource Expectations:
The Automation Analyst is expected to operate as an accountable delivery resource, not solely as a meeting coordinator or documentation resource. The resource should be capable of independently driving assigned automation initiatives through intake, discovery, process analysis, requirements, development coordination, testing/UAT, implementation, and operational handoff.
The resource is expected to proactively identify missing information, drive stakeholder decisions, maintain requirements and documentation quality, surface risks early, and ensure development teams have the information required to successfully deliver the automation.
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