System Analyst

Employment Type: Full-time, Exempt. Hybrid work environment — must reside in Hawaii.

Pay

$68,000 – $133,000. Individuals typically begin between the minimum to middle of the pay range.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in programming/systems, computer science, specialized training, certification, or equivalent work experience and three years of programming/systems analysis experience.
• May substitute a higher-level degree in programming/systems or computer science, specialized training, or certification with less work experience.
• Increased skill in multiple technologies and detailed knowledge of one segment of the business.
• Advanced programming techniques and application design.
• May require knowledge of distributed systems architecture, middleware, or object-oriented analysis and design.

Responsibilities

• Leads and/or participates in the project planning process with clients, business analysts, and team members.
• Assists in the development of work plan timelines; may manage workflows to meet sub-project timeframes.
• Identifies system requirements and complies with architecture processes, principles, policies, and standards.
• Assists in buy vs. build recommendations; provides input into evaluation of system options, risk, cost versus benefits, and impacts on business processes and goals.
• May evaluate and provide recommendations for application packages.
• Designs moderately complex solutions; may develop technical specifications for applications.
• Makes recommendations for the development of new code or reuse of existing code.
• May identify best sources of data and works with data architects to ensure feasibility with corporate data sources.
• May extract data from multiple sources, design and implement complex data transformations, and load transformed data into information management systems.
• May adjust ETL processes to maximize efficiency of business user queries.
• Utilizes middleware tools for designing and developing solutions when required.
• May develop or modify application components using disciplined software development processes; complies with quality standards and procedures; participates in software inspections and quality reviews.
• May conduct unit testing to ensure application meets specifications; implements integration test plans.
• Documents new or modified components, testing activities/results, and other areas such as application-wide error handling and backup/recovery procedures.
• Provides ongoing maintenance of applications; analyzes existing applications to identify and document opportunities for improvements.
• May make integrated components production ready by moving them to libraries, completing forms, following procedures, and completing version control documents.
• Provides Tier II (application) support; may provide Tier III level support. Troubleshoots existing systems to identify errors or deficiencies and develops solutions.
• May provide technical coaching and mentoring to less experienced team members.