BUSINESS DATA ANALYST III - Fully REMOTE

Role:: Business Data Analyst III
Location: 100% Remote
Schedule: 6+ Months contract  

Note -Might need to travel to Fort Belvoir, VA occasionally but not frequent - Travel expenses covered

Job description

The Business Data Analyst should understand DoD business enterprise architecture, application ownership, user population, and access-request processes. DLA experience is highly preferred but not mandatory.

• DoD Business Enterprise Architecture (BEA) experience is important.
• DLA experience is a significant advantage because it provides familiarity with: DLA environment/Acronyms/Existing processes/Application ownership/User populations/Access-request processes
• Current/recent DLA experience is particularly valuable.
• Ideal candidate understands: Who owns an application./How users are populated /How users request access/General application/access workflows.
• Approximately 4–7 years of experience.

Minimum Requirements:

• Must have expert experience in working with the DOD Business Enterprise Architecture (BEA).
• Seven (7) years of relevant experience
• Must have experience with the following programs: MS Suite, Word, Excel, Access, Project management, Power Point
• Relevant experience with the current DLA Enterprise Architecture solution (as of Dec 2021, the solution is MEGA HOPEX).
  Key Responsibilities:
  Conduct assessments of applications currently supported within the IDAM environment
• Collaborate with application owners to inventory and evaluate existing authentication structures.
• Define and implement appropriate identity integration patterns.
• Support workflow integration and migration activities.
• Develop specifications, checklists, and migration approaches for various application categories.
• Support SAML-based integrations and migration efforts into Okta
• Configure and manage attributes, roles, and group structures
• Provide hands-on engineering support throughout implementation and transition activities
• Contribute to strategic architecture and design decisions for the future environment 
• Migration of approximately 400 applications currently managed within the legacy IDAM platform
• Transition from DLA systems to DISA systems
• SAML authentication and Okta integration
• Identity governance, access management, and application onboarding
• Hands-on engineering and implementation focus.