Daily activities will include, but are not limited to: Candidate will be Identifying and documenting to-be system requirements and design using the IES prescribed business analysis methodology and tools; Conducting systems analysis and documentation on legacy mainframe systems; Meet with relevant stakeholders, including state agency and local district subject matter experts, users, and executive teams to elicit requirements; Produce work products that reflect and ensure system planning, design, and delivery are aligned with business needs; Understand and adhere to project timelines and priorities.
The awarded candidate is required to be onsite at their assigned Albany work location at the frequency required by the Office of Information Technology Services (ITS). This frequency is subject to change with notice. Consultants who are unwilling to be onsite for the required timeframe will have their task orders terminated.
Actively participate in troubleshooting any technical issues that the program may have.
Other duties as assigned Consultants may be eligible to telecommute for more than 50% of their work hours, up to and including 100% remote work. Telecommuting arrangements require direct manager approval and are subject to change based on program needs. Consultants approved for 100% remote work must attend monthly in-person meetings at the Albany office and be available for major milestone meetings as needed. | 
