If you have a passion to be a part of a team that works to serve, aid and protect needy and vulnerable children and adults in ways that strengthen and preserve families, then this is the place for you!
The Information Systems Division works in collaboration with programs and county agencies, to provide solutions to systems that assist, families access essentials such as, but not limited to, medical services, care providers, groceries, and transportation.
The California Department of Social Services’ (CDSS) Information Systems Division (ISD) has an amazing opportunity for an Information Technology Specialist I (ITS I)/ Business Analyst to join a dynamic team and make a difference in many young Californians’ lives. Under the direction of an IT Supervisor II, the ITS I will support planning, analysis, and delivery of IT solutions, ensuring business requirements are translated into effective technical solutions and projects are executed efficiently.
Additionally, the incumbent will act as the project staff for the required analytical studies to determine the optimum solutions and prepare Project Approval Lifecycle (PAL) Framework documents, Budget Change Proposals (BCPs), and Federal Grant Funding requests necessary to obtain the required approvals and funding to implement solutions.
The duties of this position are focused on the Software Engineering domain; however, work may be assigned in other domains as appropriate.
The following includes the key duties and/or responsibilities of the IT Specialist I/Business Analyst position:
•Support low-to-moderate complexity projects: develop specifications, analyze data, document processes,identify gaps, and propose solutions.
•Collaborate with the Project Manager and project support team to develop impact and gap analyses, preparesolicitation documents, and participate on the proposal evaluation team to review vendor submissions
•Plan, implement, and coordinate project activities with internal teams, external partners, vendors, and oversightagencies.
•Maintain strong collaboration with project leadership, agency staff, program teams, advocacy groups, andstakeholders.
•Prepare Project Approval Lifecycle (PAL) documents, Budget Change Proposals (BCPs), and Federal GrantFunding requests for project approvals and funding.
•Analyze workflows, identify inefficiencies, and support process improvements.