SNHU Careers

Senior System Analyst

SNHU Careers

full-time

Posted on:

Location Type: Remote

Location: AlabamaArizonaUnited States

Visit company website

Explore more

AI Apply
Apply

Salary

💰 $85,563 - $136,928 per year

Job Level

Tech Stack

About the role

  • You will ensure system design with regard to configuration, population selection, and batch jobs balances functional, service quality, security, performance, deployment, supportability, operations and other important systems management requirements.
  • You will resolve difficult problems with urgency and provide clear demonstration of technical knowledge throughout all activities and phases of analysis and design.
  • You will act in a development capacity regarding configuration, scripting, and scribing for the appropriate module.
  • You will develop expert-level knowledge of Southern New Hampshire University's SIS and its out-of-the-box capabilities, together with its interactions with other systems at SNHU.
  • Wherever possible, aim to use supplied capabilities and avoid customization.
  • You will be a primary contact and escalation contact for any business or technical questions regarding each module.
  • You will maintain technical capabilities and constraints of the Banner system as it relates to the different modules, staying informed regarding upcoming releases and our needs.
  • You will demonstrate working knowledge of standard business processes and usage of student evaluations.
  • You will support diagnostics, design, and testing regarding evaluation format, system performance, scribe best practice, and related concepts.
  • You will Plan and perform technical specification and prioritization activities using selected methods and tools.
  • You will translate high-level requirements into specifications, diagrams, flowcharts. Document all aspects of technical specifications using best practices as defined by team.
  • You will Be a primary "two-in-a-box" partner with functional subject matter experts.
  • You will understand all aspects of requirements including functional, non-functional, system context, operations, maintainability, and impacts.
  • Demonstrate expertise in implementing solutions.
  • You will obtain input from and formal agreement to system goals and requirements from diverse range of business and technical partners and negotiate against other priorities.
  • You will ensure change control and communication of solution evolution.
  • You will Assess, design and make recommendations regarding complex IT systems to meet our goals and priorities, balancing requirements, cost, and improvement goals.
  • You will perform impact analysis, map system interdependencies, document interfaces and make recommendations on major design options, assessing trade-offs and risks.
  • You will ensure system design with regard to configuration, population selection, and batch jobs balances functional, service quality, security, performance, deployment, supportability, operations and other important systems management requirements.
  • You will act in a development capacity regarding configuration, scripting, and scribing for the appropriate module.
  • You will develop expert-level knowledge of Southern New Hampshire University's SIS and its out-of-the-box capabilities, together with its interactions with other systems at SNHU.
  • Wherever possible, aim to use supplied capabilities and avoid customization.
  • You will leverage and support project management methods by assisting with planning, providing estimates and work breakdown structures for your work and the work of other roles, reporting progress, flagging/resolving issues to ensure predictable and successful achievement of desired outcomes.
  • You will be a primary contact and escalation contact for any business or technical questions regarding each module
  • You will demonstrate technical leadership in collaboration with product owners, business analysts, solution architects, developers, QA and other team members to support all phases of the Software/System Development Lifecycle (e.g. prototyping, requirements, design, system testing, user acceptance testing, deployment, operational troubleshooting.)
  • You will partner with business and technical teams and diplomatically resolve conflicts to ensure system design which balances competing goals.
  • You will perform mentoring of less experienced staff members.

Requirements

  • 5+ years' experience as an analyst in leadership roles on multiple complex and high-risk enterprise information systems programs.
  • Experience with Banner Student Information System
  • Experience with Accounts Receivable Module
  • Experience with Financial Aid Module
  • Experience with Software/System Development Lifecycle and Integration.
  • Knowledge of Security standards and architecture.
  • Familiarity with API and file-based integration methods for application to application integration
  • Experience with Accessibility and Usability design approaches.
  • Experience with performance testing and tuning approaches.
  • Experience with test-driven development concepts including testing strategy, test plan coverage and other quality assurance techniques.
  • Experience documenting system technical specifications and test specifications.
  • Experience root-cause analysis for troubleshooting problems.
  • Experience in standard SQL tools and reporting standard ticket-tracking and reporting tools.
Benefits
  • High-quality, low-deductible medical insurance
  • Low to no-cost dental and vision plans
  • 5 weeks of paid time off (plus almost a dozen paid holidays)
  • Employer-funded retirement
  • Free tuition program
  • Parental leave
  • Mental health and wellbeing resources

Applicant Tracking System Keywords

Tip: use these terms in your resume and cover letter to boost ATS matches.

Hard skills
system designconfigurationscriptingscribingBanner Student Information SystemAccounts Receivable ModuleFinancial Aid ModuleSoftware/System Development LifecycleAPI integrationSQL
Soft skills
technical leadershipproblem-solvingcommunicationmentoringcollaborationnegotiationconflict resolutionplanningprioritizationadaptability