Federal Human Capital Business Analyst
- Salary
- $110K–$115K
- Hiring from
- United States
- Work type
- Remote
- Posted
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Everforth ECS is seeking a Federal Human Capital Business Analyst to work remotely.
ECS is seeking a Federal Human Resources (HR) Analyst to work remotely on a high performing team on a high visibility and critical human capital system implementation. The ideal candidate will be an experienced federal HR expert possessing interpersonal skills that elicit confidence, trust, and collaboration.
Key Responsibilities:
- Support federal customers in the application of an enterprise strategy for federal human capital management (HCM)
- Provide expertise on Federal HR automated information systems and processes
- Identify and analyze the impact of HR decisions on the total HR service delivery to customers
- Provide support for the continuous improvement of the customer and key stakeholder experience
- Support and advise on a myriad of human resource operating business process reengineering activities
Salary Range: $110,000-$115,000
General Description of Benefits
- Bachelor's degree or equivalent
- Must be a US Citizen
- 4+ years related experience, with at least 2 years federal HR experience
- Experience working with HR data, metrics, and processes
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
- Comprehensive understanding of OPM regulations, pertaining to personnel processing
- Ability to gather requirements for HR, payroll systems, and beyond
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills, writing clearly and concisely
- Experience providing support to immediate team leadership
- Strong problem-solving and critical thinking skills
- Adaptability to evolving business and technical requirements
- Mastery of business reengineering techniques and process tools
- Refined oral presentation skills, comfortable delivering clear, concise presentations to executive leaders
