Systems Business Analyst

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DigitalAirline systems

Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. Québec City, Quebec, Canada. New York, New York, United States. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United StatesContract

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Requirements

Experience as a Systems or IT Business Analyst in complex environments
Strong understanding of system integrations, workflows, and enterprise platforms
Proven ability to document process flows, system interactions, and requirements
Strong analytical and problem-solving capabilities
Ability to manage ambiguity and break down complex systems

Responsibilities

Analyze and document end-to-end system workflows and dependencies
Identify gaps and drive improvements across existing platforms and processes
Define requirements for system enhancements, integrations, and optimizations
Collaborate with IT teams to ensure alignment with system architecture and constraints
Maintain clear traceability from business needs to system-level execution
Support testing and validation to ensure solution integrity and performance

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