Business Analyst I

Business Analyst I Washington DC-Onsite Pay From: $32.00+ per year

MUST:

Experienced Business Analyst Eligible for federal NACI background/Public Trust 2 years of professional experience in business analysis, program or policy analysis, or related analytical support Experience independently conducting program or policy analysis and evaluating complex or conflicting information Experience in a federal environment Experience synthesizing stakeholder or interagency input and managing clarifications, dependencies, and actions against fixed deadlines Experience with peer review/quality control and developing SOPs, case-management checklists, or review frameworks Strong written communication skills and attention to detail; ability to produce clear, well-organized, traceable work products Proficiency with Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook) Familiarity with U.S. export-control frameworks (EAR/ITAR), trade policy, technology policy, or related federal mission areas preferred Experience with Smartsheet, SharePoint, or similar workflow, case-management, or dashboard platforms preferred Active relevant certifications preferred Bachelor's Degree required

DUTIES:

Conduct research and organize proposal materials and supporting evidence by review area; build and maintain the evidence index (source, location, version, and applicable criterion) for each proposal so findings can be validated without reconstructing the submission. Maintain controlled case records, version control, source documentation, review status, milestones, open questions, dependencies, and pending actions for each assigned proposal; run targeted impact checks when new or revised submissions arrive. Establish and maintain entries in the Application Tracking Log (proposal status, review milestones, dependencies, pending actions, deficiencies, interagency inputs, risks, and matters requiring Government decision) and support its bi-weekly reconciliation and quality control. Track interagency stakeholder inputs, deficiencies, dependencies, clarification requests, and follow-up actions through closure; tie each stakeholder comment to the relevant proposal element or issue and record its disposition. Prepare recurring documentation, status summaries, analytical inputs, and draft applicant-facing correspondence (e.g., requests for clarification) for Government review; contractor personnel do not independently communicate Government determinations to applicants. Support development of bi-weekly status reports and monthly status and cost progress reports, including accomplishments, planned activities, staffing/clearance status, issues, and risks. Apply business analysis, technical analysis, process improvement, knowledge management, configuration management, and strategic planning skills to document and improve SOPs, checklists, templates, and review procedures; capture recurring clarification needs, process gaps, and improvement opportunities observed during reviews. Support change management, training, and knowledge transfer activities, including transition-in/transition-out and Program administration tasks as directed. Perform other duties as assigned by the contract Program Manager and the Government Task Manager/COR. Quadrant is an affirmative action/equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, status as a protected veteran, or status as an individual with a disability. "Healthcare benefits are offered to all eligible employees according to compliance mandated by the Affordable Care Act". Quadrant