Supports CRM, data management, BIO, and business teams by assessing impacts, documenting implementation-ready requirements, resolving dependencies, and prioritizing delivery. Performs data profiling, discrepancy investigation, mapping validation, reporting impact analysis, and business-rule documentation. Facilitates stakeholders, coordinates delivery, and works with Salesforce and Veeva Vault CRM specialists using SQL, Python, Jira, and Confluence.
Role
The BA will bridge CRM, Data Management, BIO, and business teams to assess impacts, document implementation-ready requirements, resolve dependencies, and prioritize delivery. The role requires strong data warehouse and reporting experience alongside an understanding of CRM processes.
The BA will bridge CRM, Data Management, BIO, and business teams to assess impacts, document implementation-ready requirements, resolve dependencies, and prioritize delivery. The role requires strong data warehouse and reporting experience alongside an understanding of CRM processes.
- Experience as a techno-functional BA supporting data warehouse, integration, and reporting programs.
- Strong SQL, Python skills and ability to profile data, investigate discrepancies, and validate mappings.
- Experience assessing reporting impacts and documenting source-to-target mappings and business rules.
- Familiarity with Salesforce/Veeva CRM data and the ability to work with Vault CRM specialists.
- Strong stakeholder facilitation, requirements documentation, prioritization, and delivery coordination skills.
- Experience with Jira and Confluence or equivalent tools.
- Warehouse and reporting impact-analysis experience is essential. Vault configuration expertise alone is insufficient for this role
KMK Consulting, Inc. Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA Office
10025 Cambridge Park Dr, Suite 301, Cambridge, United States, 02140
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