Sr. Business Systems Analyst

Tanaq Management Services (TMS) delivers professional, scientific, and technical services and information technology (IT) solutions to federal agencies in the health, agriculture, technology, and other government services.

TMS is a subsidiary of the St. George Tanaq Corporation, an Alaskan Native Corporation (ANC) committed to serving Federal customers while also giving back to the Tanaq native community and shareholders.

Job Location: Fully Remote, United States.

Job Type: Full‑time, Temporary (contract award contingent; three‑month assignment: January‑March 2026).

About the Role: We are seeking a Sr. Business Systems Analyst to support a project for one of our federal clients. The Sr. Business Systems Analyst leads enterprise‑level analysis efforts to strengthen workforce productivity and collaboration ecosystem, including SharePoint and related platforms. Serving as a strategic liaison among senior stakeholders, this role uncovers organizational needs, translates complex and often indirect business requirements into actionable specifications, and guides the development of practical, high‑value solutions.

The analyst drives high‑profile initiatives delegated by senior leadership, ensuring alignment between organizational goals, technical capabilities, and user needs. In addition to shaping solution strategy, the Sr. Business Systems Analyst may mentor or supervise other analysts and collaborate closely with development teams to ensure the successful execution and adoption of enterprise collaboration technologies.

Requirements and Responsibilities:

• Conduct analysis with project stakeholders, plan execution of business analysis tasks and communication, and update or change approach as required; assess effectiveness of and continually improve business analysis practices.
• Identify and define business needs and opportunities for improvement, develop the business case, understand organizational culture and structure, determine solution approach, and define solution scope.
• Develop advanced business analysis within a significant segment of the organization where the advice given and decisions made will have a measurable impact on effectiveness.
• Determine requirements using workshops, interviews, document analysis, requirements workshops, surveys, site visits, business process descriptions, user stories, scenarios, task and workflow analysis, prototyping, focus groups, and use cases.
• Establish the contribution that technology can make to business objectives, defining strategies, validating and justifying business needs, conducting feasibility studies, producing high‑level and detailed business models, preparing business cases, overseeing development and implementation of solutions, considering implications of change on the organization and stakeholders.
• Evaluate information gathered from multiple sources, reconcile conflicts, segment high‑level information into details, and abstract up from low‑level to general understanding.
• Progressively elaborate the stated requirements to sufficient level of detail that accurately defines the business need within the specified solution scope. Validate that requirements meet the business need. Verify that requirements from other business analysts are of acceptable quality and maintainability.
• Document business, task, and workflow processes using industry standard methods including business process descriptions, use cases, scenarios, diagrams, flow charts, etc., ensuring that deliverables can be used to design a solution to the stated problem.
• Assess solutions to ensure strategic goals are met and requirements satisfied, including assessment of internal designs, test cases, test plans, and manual procedures. Define acceptance criteria, identify defects, and define and validate corrective actions. Assess organizational readiness for the solution. Develop metrics and key performance indicators to align solution with desired business outcome.
• Ensure all stakeholders share a clear, consistent understanding of business and solution requirements and facilitate resolution of conflicts, issues, and requirement‑related risks, escalating only when necessary. Secure formal approval of…