Business Applications Analyst I- IT-North
Indexed description
The Business Applications Analyst Associate serves as an application specialist who uses expert knowledge, clinical, financial, or information technology experience, and a self-directed approach to develop, establish, and maintain computer application solutions
Job Requirements
Minimum Education
- Associate’s Degree or equivalent from 2 year college program or technical school; Or two years related experience and/or training; equivalent combination of education and experience.
- None
- N/A
- Written and oral communication skills
- Ability to use critical thinking skills to analyze and solve problems
- Ability to manage multiple deadlines and tasks
- Ability to work successfully in a team environment
- Occasional night, weekend, and holiday work
- Occasional off-campus and overnight travel for site visits and training
- Customer service or helpdesk experience helpful
- Familiar with Microsoft Office products including Excel, Word, and PowerPoint
- Is flexible and innovative - operates with comprehensive knowledge of the organizations needs and goals
- Collaborates with and motivates customers, vendors, and other IT professionals to meet challenges which may include working with limited resources in order to maximize efficiency and achieve quality outcomes.
- Is responsible for complex applications and is knowledgeable of Software Vendor team-wide applications, projects and initiatives.
- Has an in depth understanding of system integration and takes steps to insure that other systems and modules will work in harmony with their supported applications.
- Successfully completes work assignments that are complex, multi-disciplinary, multi- application oriented, and require new and unique approaches with a varied group of people.
- Operates under the guidance of Business Applications Analysts, Business Applications Analyst Advanced, and/or Team Leads.
- Efficiently escalates handling of problem or difficult issues and ensures deadlines are met even when this requires that others be persuaded to reprioritize or undertake a completely different approach than is normal, as well as any other projects or tasks assigned to the Information Systems Department.
- Yes
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