Business Analyst

Office of State Courts Administrator (OSCA)

Job Location: 2112 Industrial Dr, Jefferson City, MO 65109 - 100% onsite


Duration: 12+ months, ongoing
Mon - Fri 8am - 5pm

Business Analyst

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For this engagement, the analyst will be asked to meet with various judicial staff and support personnel to extract


As is process, parse existing source code from existing systems, Oracle procedures, functions and Java source code , as well as utilizing published materials to devise detail tasks for development staff.


Those tasks may include web page design, form field to table column mapping and business logis, report generation, automation of a process.


Requirement documents are delivered with As Is-To Be use cases and Business Process Modeling to demonstrate improvements.


This position is fast paced and are of a critical nature to the application development process. All application development for this assisnment utilize an Agile approach known as KANBAN where features are delivered on time when they have started the cycle.


Typical BA duties: stakeholder management, requirements management, use cases, etc.


The business analyst must be able to meet with court business subject matter experts, development staff, contractors, executives, or end users to establish requirement specifications.


The analyst must have organizational and personal interraction skills with the ability to produce valid and complete requirements.


The analyst must be able to organize requirements to promote rapid application development and adequate support.


The analyst shall be capable of processing complex and detailed requirements by translating and simplifying requirements for a variety of uses.


The analyst is required to manage multiple changing requirements and communicate requirement evolutions.


The analyst must audit all requirements for pertinence and validity within the scope of each development effort.


The analyst will devise test plans in a variety of formats and may be tasked to test and or audit the developed system and/or its supporting document as to whether the deliverable meets the published requirements.