Sr. Systems Analyst - Change Management

Job Summary Hybrid role: The successful candidate will report to the Austin, TX IT Innovation Center or the Warren, Michigan GM Technical Center three days per week (Tue‑Wed‑Thu). The Role GM is seeking a Sr. Systems Analyst specializing in change management to support major technology transformations across a global and complex organization. This role combines strong systems analysis discipline with change management leadership to understand business‑unit impacts, define requirements, document future‑state process changes, and validate that new platforms support successful organizational adoption. The successful candidate will serve as a key bridge between business stakeholders, product and engineering teams, and implementation partners. This person will translate platform capabilities and deployment plans into actionable change strategies, readiness activities and business‑specific requirements that support both delivery and sustained adoption. What You’ll Do Partner with business, product, technology and operations stakeholders to define and lead the change management strategy for major technology transformations. Analyze target systems, future‑state workflows, role changes and dependencies to understand how technology shifts will impact ways of working across functions and geographies. Partner with business unit leads to evaluate software and hardware options and identify the right solutions for their specific needs. Translate system capabilities, process changes and deployment milestones into clear change impacts, readiness needs and adoption priorities for each business unit. Assess needs, define and manage business, functional and technical requirements and translate them into backlog‑ready work products that support delivery. Validate that solutions align with business needs and technical requirements. Document current‑state and future‑state business process flows, upstream and downstream integrations, role impacts, operational dependencies and supporting solution documentation to ensure new systems support business needs and enable successful change. Work closely with product managers, architects, engineers and implementation teams during solution design and implementation to align change strategies with integrations, access models, deployment sequencing and go‑live plans. Clarify requirements, resolve gaps and support a strong handoff into delivery. Assess organizational readiness by evaluating stakeholder alignment, user preparedness, support coverage and business process changes. Identify risks tied to rollout and adoption. Lead impact assessments, stakeholder plans, readiness checkpoints, mitigation actions and transition plans to support the implementation of new platforms, tools and ways of working. Use pilots, demos, system walkthroughs, test outcomes and feedback loops to identify adoption barriers early and drive adjustments that improve usability, clarity and rollout effectiveness. Partner with technical and operational teams to validate that role‑based access, workflow ownership, escalation paths and support processes are in place to enable a smooth user transition. Validate delivered capabilities against business needs, functional requirements, technical requirements and intended workflows through testing support, user validation and coordination of issue‑resolution activities tied to rollout and adoption. Monitor change effectiveness through adoption metrics, readiness indicators, user feedback and post‑launch performance trends to measure sustained behavior change and business outcomes. Serve as the subject matter expert in change management for technology transformation initiatives, advising teams on stakeholder engagement, implementation risk, change readiness and long‑term adoption strategy. Lead highly complex, cross‑functional initiatives with a balance of strategic leadership and hands‑on execution, ensuring high‑quality delivery, strong coordination and on‑time outcomes. Capture and share lessons learned, repeatable methods and best practices across teams to strengthen enterprise change capability and improve future transformation programs. Your Skills & Abilities (Required Qualifications) Bachelor’s degree in Information Technology, Business, Engineering, Organizational Change or related field, or equivalent practical experience. 12+ years in an applicable business environment, including change management, transformation delivery, enterprise program execution, systems analysis or related work. Strong experience leading change management for large‑scale technology transformations in a complex enterprise environment. Experience supporting SaaS platform implementations, enterprise collaboration tools, digital workplace modernization or AI‑enabled workflow transformation. Strong systems analysis experience, including requirements definition, translation of requirements into backlog‑ready work products, process analysis, solution documentation, business‑unit impact assessment and validation of solution fit. Experience partnering closely with business stakeholders, product teams, engineers, architects and implementation partners. Experience documenting current‑state and future‑state processes, dependencies and integration points across multiple teams or business units. Demonstrated ability to translate technical changes into business impacts, readiness needs and adoption strategies. Experience supporting solution validation through testing, user feedback and issue‑resolution activities. Strong communication, facilitation, stakeholder management and cross‑functional leadership skills. Proven ability to lead complex initiatives, manage competing priorities and deliver high‑quality outcomes on time. What Will Give You A Competitive Edge (Preferred Qualifications) Master’s degree preferred; technical discipline preferred. Change‑management certification such as Prosci or CCMP. EEO Statement General Motors is committed to being a workplace that is not only free of unlawful discrimination, but one that genuinely fosters inclusion and belonging. All employment decisions are made on a non‑discriminatory basis without regard to sex, race, color, national origin, citizenship status, religion, age, disability, pregnancy or maternity status, sexual orientation, gender identity, status as a veteran or protected veteran, or any other similarly protected status in accordance with federal, state and local laws. #J-18808-Ljbffr General Motors