The Opportunity:  

You know that true progress is made at the intersection of business and tech, and as a Business Case Analyst, you can develop your skills in both. Here, you’ll have the chance to work with an Agile team as they develop use cases and products to support your clients’ most pressing missions. We’re looking for someone like you to help propel business analytics and processes forward, as well as delve into technology trends to deliver user-friendly client experiences.  

As a Business Case Analyst on our team, you’ll analyze your client’s current operating environment and identify areas for improvement. You’ll facilitate discussions with leadership, engineers, analysts, and support staff to help refine your client’s definition of success and identify current frustrations. You’ll help with portfolio management, enterprise licensing, and acquisition support, facilitate workshops, and communicate your research and illustrative analysis using resource analysis, business case analysis, surveys, and data calls, and review IT programs and investments to help establish understanding and agreement from key stakeholders.

Using technical expertise in statistical, mathematical, econometric, or operations research methods and concepts, you’ll provide your client with recommendations along with a firm grasp of the quantitative or qualitative results they can expect. This is your chance to grow experience in portfolio management, enterprise licensing, and service integration while deepening your process improvement and project management skills.

Work with us to drive large-scale business and process decisions through data insights.

Join us. The world can’t wait. 

You Have: 

• Experience with business analytics in a DoD environment

• Experience with creating decision papers that are easy to comprehend regardless of the complexity of the issues or data

• Experience with software licenses, including the procurement or acquisition of software licenses and their regulations

• Knowledge of Business Case Analysis and Cost Benefit Analysis

• Knowledge of enterprise licensing models and agreements

• Ability to translate open-ended guidance into actionable objectives or problem statements, courses of action, and criteria

• Ability to breakdown complex decisions, costs, and benefits into analyses

• Secret clearance

• Bachelor’s degree

Nice If You Have: 

• Knowledge of the Army acquisition and procurement processes

• Knowledge of cProbe

• Knowledge of Category Management as it relates to software licensing

• Knowledge of assessing and prioritizing IT projects in a portfolio

Clearance:   

Applicants selected will be subject to a security investigation and may need to meet eligibility requirements for access to classified information; Secret clearance is required.