Information Security Analyst

Information security business analyst usa

 Experience level: Associate Experience required: 5 Years Education level: Bachelor’s degree Job function: Information Technology Industry: Electrical/Electronic Manufacturing Pay rate : $60 per hour Total position: 1 Relocation assistance: No

Key Responsibilities

Leads the development of detailed business and functional requirements for approved changes and projects including:

Facilitating requirements elicitation sessions with the user community

Developing and documenting processes, use cases, etc. to demonstrate requirements

Partner with Quality SQA and Test Analyst to ensure test plans are developed and executed in alignment with internal standards and external compliance requirements.

Ensures User Acceptance and Functional Testing is complete and confirms test results meet documented business needs

Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree in cybersecurity, information technology, computer science, or a related field

Experience working with Access Control, Vulnerability Management, Risk Management teams.

Experience in process modeling

Ability to Think analytically and solve complex problems, including understanding of how a change to a component affects the system as a whole

Effectively collaborate with both business and technical Associates to develop both business and functional requirements.

Collaborate with Quality and teams to identify, design, and develop test plans and test cases

Provide leadership, oversight, and training related to test case development to multi-functional teams

Quickly build trusting relationships

Facilitate meetings/group interactions and negotiate outcomes, including effectively resolving conflict

Adjust style based on the needs of the situation

Effectively work virtually across multiple time zones and cultures

Strong oral and written communication skills

Proficiency in English

 Preferred

Experience working with: Business Analysis Methods, Tools, and Techniques, particularly those contained in the IIBA Business Analysis Book of Knowledge (BABOK) – e.g. business cases, use cases, modeling (UML, BPMN, etc.), risk analysis, etc.

Testing methodologies and supporting systems, e.g. HPALMe

SDLC processes and methodologies

CCBA or CBAP certification

Experience supporting business and IT governance processes

jonathan AT executivestaffrecruiters DOT com

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