Role: Business Process Analyst
The role of the Business Process Analyst is to build consensus among the different stakeholders on the as-is and to-be process models, and to look for opportunities to improve the current business process.
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Main Description
Business process analyst leads process improvement efforts, from the process discovery, to simulation, monitoring and enhancement. He is an expert in process decomposition, process/data analysis, scoping, optimization. He can identifies new business case and key opportunities within the enterprise, and enforce the delivery of KPIs, SLAs, and scoreboards.
Properties
Multiple Occurrences
Optional
Planned
Staffing
Skills

As a base a BPA is an analyst. He needs:

Experience with process design, requirements gathering.
Process decomposition and facilitation skills.
Critical analysis and reporting skills.
Exposure to Six Sigma/Lean methods, Financial Analysis tools and Change Management.
Experience with software development on commercial or enterprise projects.
JavaScript, basic SQL, workflow patterns and basic logic flows, user interface development, HTML.