Business Analyst
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Location Hybrid / Contractor will be Onsite every Tuesday at the Ralph Carr Judicial Complex, 1300 Broadway, Denver
IT Business Analyst
Colorado Judicial is seeking a mid-level IT Business Analyst with 5+ years of experience to support vendor-delivered technology projects and selected internal application initiatives.
The Business Analyst will lead requirements activities, act as a liaison between business stakeholders, vendors, and IT teams, coordinate UAT, support communication and training activities, and assist with production support and defect clarification.
Key Responsibilities
- Serve as the primary Business Analyst on vendor-led technology projects.
- Facilitate discovery sessions, requirements workshops, and ongoing requirements clarification.
- Translate business needs into clear, testable:
- Business Requirements Documents (BRDs)
- User Stories
- Use Cases
- Acceptance Criteria
- Work with vendor project managers and solution architects to clarify scope, assumptions, dependencies, and change requests.
- Develop or contribute to communication plans for system releases and changes.
- Partner with business owners to develop training plans, training assets, schedules, train-the-trainer activities, and job aids.
- Coordinate UAT planning, scripts, feedback, and defect resolution.
- Gather and refine requirements for internal application enhancements and smaller projects.
- Participate in production support.
- Triage and reproduce reported issues.
- Clarify expected application behavior.
- Document bugs with steps to reproduce, logs, and business impact.
- Work with development and vendor teams to resolve issues.
Minimum Requirements
Based strictly on the requisition:
- 5+ years of experience as an IT/ITS Business Analyst or similar role, such as:
- Systems Analyst
- Product Analyst
The posting does not provide a separate list of mandatory technologies, education requirements, certifications, or specific industry experience, so I would not add any of those as requirements.