Full-Time

Agile IT Analyst

Multiple Teams

Posted on 9/26/2025

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona

1,001-5,000 employees

Health insurance products and services

No salary listed

Phoenix, AZ, USA

Hybrid

Must reside in Arizona; required to be onsite at least once per week.

Category
IT & Security (1)
Required Skills
Data Analysis
Requirements
  • 2 years of experience in healthcare or insurance field with an emphasis on business processes or system analytics.
  • 2 years of experience in a role with demonstrated ability to communicate with diverse groups of people inside and outside of the business
  • Or, 1-year experience in end-to-end business processes with increased exposure to system configuration and integrations
  • High-School Diploma or GED in general field of study (All Levels)
Responsibilities
  • Write and review business requirements, flow specifications or change requests
  • Write test scripts, perform testing and post-production validation
  • Conduct research and analysis for issue resolution relating to electronic transactions, medical management or clinical management systems, customer service applications, claim adjudication systems including reporting, process efficiencies. Track all items through to resolution.
  • Provide first or second level support for internal/external customers
  • Utilize problem-solving skills to improve procedures and processes, resolve system deficiencies and implement enhancements
  • Act as a liaison between external, all segment customers and all IT; communicate system and process changes to business areas
  • Develop moderate complex (e.g. multiple departments/systems) business requirements on large projects and flow specifications with limited management direction.
  • Provide subject matter expert (SME) advice related to electronic transactions and other corporate systems in the prioritization of workload or issue research.
  • Facilitate and/or create new operational procedures and processes resulting from advancing technologies or capabilities.
  • Lead small to medium size projects.
  • Interpret design specifications for comparison against defined business needs to ensure compatibility, consistency, and completeness
  • Resolve differences between customers and other team members to achieve organizational and project goals
  • Utilize existing reporting tools to develop and execute data queries for ad hoc requests; understand data source structures
  • Understand EDI formats/syntax and file transfer protocols
  • Support multiple segments of business
  • Mentors Level 1 Analysts
  • Develop complex (e.g. multiple departments/systems) business requirements on large projects and flow specifications with little to no management direction.
  • Decompose high-level project information and evaluate project components to forecast work effort required
  • Act as lead analyst for large or complex projects
  • Interpret business and technical design specifications and resolve conflicts that arise when compared against the defined needs of the business.
  • Fully support all business segments
  • Mentors Level 1 and 2 Analysts
  • Ensures Service Level Agreements between department and operational or technical areas are met
  • Act as lead analyst for large or complex projects with minimal guidance from lead or manager
  • Mentors all level of analysts
  • Proactively seeks opportunities to improve processes and procedures in support of customer satisfaction and corporate goals
  • Serves as the primary operational contact for internal and external customers when needed or in the absence of the Manager
  • Participates in evaluation and writing of performance reviews for level 1 and possibly level 2 analysts
  • Develop and mentors’ staff by providing opportunities for growth through delegation, training, and assignment to various project teams
  • Informs the manager of any issues impacting the efficient and effective performance of the department including system, resource and informational barriers.
  • Assist the manager in the day-to-day operations of the department
  • Each progressive level includes the ability to perform the essential functions of any lower levels and mentor employees in those levels.
  • The position requires a full-time work schedule. Full-time is defined as working at least 40 hours per week, plus any additional hours as requested or as needed to meet business requirements. Participate in on-call rotation
  • Perform all other duties as assigned
Desired Qualifications
  • 5 years of experience in healthcare or insurance field with an emphasis on business processes and system analytics including EDI and integrations.
  • 5 years of experience in a role with a demonstrated ability to communicate with diverse groups of people inside and outside the business
  • 1 year of experience in project management
  • Bachelor’s degree in computer science, Information Systems, Business, or related field (All levels)
  • Business Analyst Certification (All levels)
  • Six Sigma Certification (All levels)
  • Software Testing Certifications (All levels)
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona

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Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona provides health insurance products and services to more than 1 million Arizonans, offering plans for individuals, families, and businesses as well as Medicare supplement plans for seniors. It operates as an independent not-for-profit licensee of the Blue Cross Blue Shield Association with a network-based model: members receive care by choosing providers within a negotiated network, while the insurer handles underwriting, benefits administration, claims processing, and care services. The company differentiates itself through its local Arizona footprint, community involvement, and not-for-profit status, plus a broad local presence across Phoenix and other cities. Its goal is to improve the quality of life for Arizonans by delivering affordable health coverage and tools to help people make better health decisions, supported by community volunteering and charitable contributions.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Phoenix, Arizona

Founded

1939

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What believers are saying

  • The April 2025 $200,000 scholarship gift strengthens healthcare workforce pipelines.[1]
  • The April 2026 Canyon View pilot can scale into statewide school partnerships.[1]
  • Member tools and support lines can improve retention and reduce service friction.[3][5]

What critics are saying

  • Arizona provider shortages raise access complaints and network-building costs.[1]
  • BCBS antitrust settlement fallout can extend litigation and reputational damage.[4]
  • Student-run health fairs create exposure if screenings, consent, or supervision fail.[1]

What makes Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona unique

  • AZ Blue is a 1939-founded, locally independent, not-for-profit Arizona insurer.[2]
  • It serves more than 2 million customers across Phoenix, Flagstaff, and Tucson.[1]
  • Its community health fairs add student work-based learning, not just member outreach.[1]

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AFHSD expands hands-on learning with health fair. * By Joshua Fenty, West Valley View Staff Writer * Apr 9, 2026 Updated Apr 9, 2026 The Agua Fria High School District is on a mission to expand work-based learning opportunities for its students, including experiences that promote various health care careers. With that goal in mind, Canyon View High School will host a community health fair, realized through the district's collaboration with the Center for the Future of Arizona (CFA) and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona (AZ Blue). "Anytime a student can get any sort of hands-on work experience is so valuable in their education - both from an exploratory standpoint and from an experiential standpoint," CFA Project Manager Erin McGehean said. "Those students get to practice different employability skills, like working with the public and developing soft skills, while also learning more about the different careers available to them." The work-based learning program, she explained, will serve as a pilot program to help build and refine a framework to be replicated in other schools across the state. Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona has hosted similar community health fairs across the state, but this marks the first time students will participate in structured, work-based learning roles. The Community Health Fair will unfold on Canyon View High School campus on Thursday, April 23, from 4 to 7 p.m. Various health care professionals will be at the fair, working with and mentoring Canyon View High School students, to offer free medical services, resources and information. Attendees will have access to free health screenings and biometrics, dental screenings and opportunities to get connected to other services that may benefit them and special goodie bags. According to the project manager, the CFA and AZ Blue considered ways in which all Career and Technical Education students might have opportunities to contribute to the fair. One of the ideas that was discussed, she said, was the possibility of having the culinary students prepare and cater meals for their peers in medicine and the health care professionals working the event. Participation among the students will vary based on grade level, McGehean said. Freshman students in attendance will explore the fair, speaking with various professionals to learn more about career opportunities in the medical field. The upperclassmen who are engaged in CTE pathways will be the students assisting with health screenings and gaining experience. Additionally, the organization will gather student feedback to sharpen the program's framework for the future. For McGehean, schools can experience difficulty in connecting their students to internship opportunities and individual scheduling conflicts add to the challenge as well. This program helps to bridge that gap, she said. "This is a win-win for the employers, the communities, the schools and the students, to be able to work together to provide students with these experiences," the project manager said. "Especially in some of our rural communities across the state, they have trouble getting connected into industry experiences - this will provide that opportunity." The Center for the Future of Arizona's mission, as stated on its website, is to bring "Arizonans together to create a stronger and brighter future for (the) state." For McGehean, helping to develop the doctors, nurses and medical professionals of tomorrow helps to secure that brighter future. As the event date rapidly approaches, the project manager said she is thrilled to see the students step into their roles and help people - adding that their professionalism and aptitude will surprise the crowds. "I think there's a lot of misconceptions about how high school students are, and I think they're going to challenge a lot of those assumptions," McGehean said. "I think the community is going to see how engaged and willing they are to provide service and work with people - they'll bring hope to the community."

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$200,000 Gift Expands Healthcare Education And Workforce In Maricopa County

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