Job-Senior Business Analyst Location-Washington DC Role-Full time Discription Design and improve processes Define requirements for software tools for developmental staff Test against requirements Integrate systems and manage projects of selected development efforts Review designs Use software tools to gather requirements, analyze needs, identify risk, propose designs, write documentation and conduct financial analysis. Supplemental Duties 8 or more years experience performing the duties identified above. Extensive knowledge of system integration, testing and change management required to support ROCS applications and modifications to the Dulles Extension. Experience writing system design documents and other system documentation. Knowledge of the full product life cycle with experience in requirements analysis, test plan and test case development Experience in test automation and build management tools (Vault, etc.) Ability to quickly gain knowledge of business process analysis, benchmarking techniques and ability to apply technology to solve business problems related to ROCS group support for the PIDS System. Ability to communicate effectively and accurately with non-technical individuals on technical matters. Excellent communication, organization and relationship management skills . Ability to track and organize multiple projects and project team activities. Ability to use CAClarity software to provide management reporting and tracking for all projects resulting from duties identified above. Experience communicating and managing requirements and successful delivery of rail support systems for a major extension to an operating mass transit rail system. Required experience includes managing and coordinating tests and modifications for integrated rail support systems, identifying training equirements and managing training delivery, managing and coordinating inter-organizational, inter-departmental, and inter- disciplinary logistical support across multiple contracts, and supporting startup operations. Knowledge of the theories, principles, and standard practices in transportation systems as used in transit agencies and public entities in the area of Automatic Train Control, Automatic Train Supervision, integration with passenger information systems and dependent application support systems, Incident Reporting, and Alarm systems applications, and of the software tools involved in development, implementation, customization and maintenance activities associated with these applications. Knowledge of the methods, tools and techniques used to evaluate, select, develop, test, implement, integrate, and troubleshoot applications and systems software and hardware of all types. Experience writing system design documents and other system documentation