Requirements Engineer/Business Analyst

Enterprise Technology Program

Program Description: This program requires enterprise architecture, technology modernization, project management, and systems integration support for a complex enterprise information technology environment. The program focuses on assessing, designing, implementing, governing, and continuously improving enterprise technology capabilities to ensure they align with organizational objectives, operational requirements, security standards, and evolving business needs.

The effort includes enterprise architecture development, technology assessments, modernization planning, project delivery oversight, governance support, requirements management, and strategic technology planning. Services encompass the development of current-state and future-state architectures, technology roadmaps, architecture governance processes, system lifecycle management, requirements traceability, risk management, performance monitoring, and solution delivery oversight. The program supports the successful planning, implementation, operation, and continuous improvement of mission-critical enterprise systems while promoting scalability, interoperability, security, resilience, and long-term operational sustainability.

Position Description: The Requirements Engineer / Business Analyst leads the elicitation, analysis, documentation, validation, and lifecycle management of business, functional, technical, operational, security, and performance requirements for complex enterprise technology initiatives. The role translates stakeholder needs into clear, testable requirements; maintains traceability from business objectives through design, development, testing, implementation, and operations; facilitates reviews and working sessions; evaluates changes and dependencies; and produces the analytical and governance artifacts needed for successful solution delivery.

The Requirements Engineer / Business Analyst serves as a key analytical and advisory resource supporting enterprise architecture, technology governance, engineering working groups, and modernization initiatives. The individual evaluates business and mission needs, assesses current-state capabilities, facilitates solution analysis, supports Analysis of Alternatives (AoA), develops business and technical recommendations, and helps stakeholders make informed decisions regarding enterprise technologies, infrastructure, services, and modernization investments. The role bridges business, operational, architectural, and engineering perspectives to enable successful planning and execution of enterprise initiatives.

Responsibilities

• Lead stakeholder engagement activities including interviews, workshops, working groups, and requirements elicitation sessions.
• Analyze mission, business, operational, and technical needs to identify capability gaps, improvement opportunities, modernization requirements, and solution alternatives.
• Develop and maintain business, functional, technical, operational, security, data, and performance requirements and supporting artifacts.
• Translate stakeholder objectives into requirements, use cases, process models, data flows, acceptance criteria, and solution recommendations.
• Support Analysis of Alternatives (AoA), technology assessments, trade studies, capability assessments, and modernization planning activities.
• Establish and maintain traceability between business objectives, requirements, architecture decisions, implementation activities, testing, and operational outcomes.
• Assess proposed changes for impacts to scope, architecture, infrastructure, security, operations, cost, schedule, risk, and technical baselines.
• Facilitate architecture, engineering, governance, and technical review activities while documenting decisions, recommendations, actions, and approvals.
• Collaborate with business stakeholders, architects, engineers, operations teams, project managers, cybersecurity personnel, and vendors throughout the solution lifecycle.
• Produce executive-level analyses, recommendations, decision papers, briefing materials, and governance artifacts that support enterprise decision-making.