Senior Process Transformation Analyst

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Job Summary: A professional to work on process analysis and transformation, translating needs into product requirements and ensuring service quality. Key Highlights: 1. Transforming needs into product requirements 2. Collaborating with academic units and the technology team 3. Critical analysis and process mapping Description: What you need to have: * Completed undergraduate degree; * Strong analytical ability to transform needs into product requirements; * Ability to collaborate effectively with academic units and the technology team; * Experience in process modeling; * Knowledge of the software development life cycle. What would be nice to have: * Professional experience in the academic field; * Experience with agile methodologies and Design Thinking concepts; * Experience in software development; * Knowledge of Lean Six Sigma; * Knowledge of Green Belt / Black Belt; * Familiarity with Bizagi Modeler; * Knowledge of process automation using Pipefy; * Knowledge of the PRIME system or ERP experience will be considered a strong advantage. * Acts as a Process Transformation Analyst to gather business requirements and map client processes, analyzing requirements within the context of system capabilities and communicating with development teams using technical language; * Assists in managing stakeholder expectations and priorities; * Tracks requirement evolution by serving as an intermediary between academic units and the system development team to ensure impacted areas understand requirements and changes; * Participates in delivery planning meetings alongside Product Owners (POs) and product leaders; * Supports the technology team in resolving product-related questions and/or analyses; * Maps and establishes processes to organize and ensure traceability, delivery, and service quality; * Collaborates with testing and development teams in requirement verification and validation; * Conducts critical analysis of processes and services jointly with the team; * Works on cross-functional projects involving multiple institutional departments. 2511070202301855041