Harvard Business Publishing
Business Process & Change Management Analyst (Contract)
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The opportunity
The Business Process & Change Management Analyst (Contract) plays a critical role in helping Harvard Business Publishing successfully navigate enterprise transformation. Reporting to the Director of Process Innovation & IT Project Management, this position partners closely with technology and business leaders to redesign processes, drive adoption of new ways of working, and ensure AI and automation initiatives deliver measurable business value.
This role is ideal for someone who enjoys connecting strategy to execution, translating complex technology capabilities into practical business solutions, and helping teams embrace change. You'll work across the organization to improve processes, support transformation initiatives, and enable employees to adopt new tools and workflows that improve efficiency and outcomes.
Partner with business and technology leaders to redesign and optimize business processes, embedding AI, automation, and digital capabilities into day-to-day operations.
Lead and support change management activities including stakeholder engagement, communications, training, adoption planning, and readiness assessments for enterprise initiatives.
Drive execution of transformation programs by developing implementation plans, tracking milestones, managing risks, and coordinating cross-functional stakeholders.
Measure and continuously improve process performance, adoption rates, and business outcomes to ensure sustained value from change initiatives and new technologies.
5+ years of experience in business process improvement, change management, transformation, or related disciplines.
Strong experience with current-state and future-state process mapping, process redesign, and operational improvement initiatives.
Demonstrated success leading or supporting complex, cross-functional change efforts with a focus on stakeholder adoption and business outcomes.
Experience applying project management disciplines such as planning, risk management, prioritization, and stakeholder alignment within transformation initiatives.
Familiarity with change management and continuous improvement methodologies.
Experience implementing or supporting AI-enabled workflows, automation platforms, Microsoft 365, JIRA, Atlassian, or other emerging digital workplace technologies.
HBP is an equal opportunity employer, and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, gender identity, sexual orientation, pregnancy and pregnancy-related conditions, or any other characteristic protected by law.
While this role is open to remote candidates, individuals based in the Boston area will be prioritized due to onsite collaboration needs. This is a 6-month contract opportunity with the potential for extension based on business needs and performance. The hourly pay range for this position is $55-$65 per hour, depending on experience and qualifications.
Harvard Business Publishing Boston, Massachusetts, USA Office
Boston, MA, United States
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