Business / System Analyst (New Brunswick)

A client is seeking a Business / System Analyst to sit in New Brunswick 3 days per week on site. This team is undergoing a system upgrade to SAP. The BSA will join the Transportation Team and be the liason to the IT teams and escalate any technical issues or troubleshooting. They will gather and write requirements and define project goals and objectives, develop project plans, schedule and track milestones. They will need to have an understanding of JIRA, create process maps. UAT testing, test creation, data, D2D execution.

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Bachelors Degree is required

A minimum of 4-6 years overall business experience is required, preferably with a focus in Transportation, E2E Supply Chain, Operations, Project Management, Information Technology or other related area

Experience with project management / coordination, specifically with JIRA

Working Knowledge of SAP

Experience working with workforce management systems within a supply chain / logistics / transportation environment