Business Analyst with Amazon Connect or Contact Center

September 19, 2026

Business Systems Analyst – Amazon Connect Contact Center

Location: Open Remote

Job Type: C2C/W2/1099

Duration: Long term

If Amazon Connect experience is not available, we are open to considering candidates with experience in other Contact Center/Voice Cloud platforms, such as Twilio, Five9, Genesys, or similar platforms.

Job Overview

We are seeking a Business Systems Analyst with strong experience in Amazon Connect-based contact center solutions to support contact center transformation, IVR modernization, and cloud migration initiatives. This role will partner with business stakeholders, product owners, project managers, UX designers, development teams, QA teams, and technical teams to gather and document requirements, analyze business processes, support solution design, and ensure successful delivery from discovery through go-live and post-production support.

Key Responsibilities

Support Amazon Connect contact center and IVR migration initiatives from discovery through implementation, deployment, hypercare, and post-production support.

Gather, analyze, validate, document, and manage business and system requirements throughout the project lifecycle.

Translate business needs into functional requirements, process flows, workflow diagrams, user stories, acceptance criteria, and technical documentation.

Analyze IVR call flows, customer journeys, prompts, authentication methods, routing logic, self-service functionality, agent transfers, and escalation paths.

Identify requirement gaps, dependencies, risks, migration impacts, and opportunities for process improvement across current-state and future-state solutions.

Create and maintain BRDs, functional specifications, requirement traceability documentation, Jira user stories, Confluence pages, and other project artifacts.

Facilitate requirement workshops, stakeholder reviews, backlog refinement sessions, sprint planning, demos, and project status discussions.

Collaborate with Product Owners, Project Managers, Business Stakeholders, UX Designers, Development Teams, QA Teams, and Technical Teams to ensure alignment across delivery workstreams.

Partner with UX teams using Figma to review customer journey designs, IVR experiences, and business requirement alignment.

Support UAT planning, requirement validation, defect triage, business sign-off, deployment readiness, go-live activities, and post-production validation.

Track defects, enhancements, risks, dependencies, action items, and requirement changes through resolution.

Validate delivered solutions against approved business requirements, customer experience goals, and organizational standards.

Required Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, Information Systems, Computer Science, or a related field, or equivalent professional experience.
Experience as a Business Systems Analyst, Business Analyst, Product Analyst, or similar role supporting contact center, IVR, CRM, or cloud technology initiatives.
Hands-on experience supporting Amazon Connect-based contact center implementations, migrations, enhancements, or production support activities.
Strong understanding of contact center operations, IVR design, call routing, self-service flows, agent workflows, customer experience journeys, and operational reporting needs.
Experience documenting business requirements, functional specifications, process flows, user stories, acceptance criteria, and requirement traceability matrices.
Experience working in Agile delivery environments with tools such as Jira and Confluence.
Ability to collaborate effectively with business stakeholders, product owners, project managers, UX teams, developers, QA teams, and technical architects.
Strong analytical, communication, facilitation, and problem-solving skills with the ability to translate complex business needs into clear delivery-ready requirements.
Preferred Qualifications

Experience with AWS services commonly used in contact center solutions, including AWS Lambda, Amazon Lex, Amazon DynamoDB, CloudWatch, and related integration patterns.
Familiarity with contact center analytics, call recordings, queue metrics, agent performance dashboards, reporting requirements, and operational KPIs.
Experience supporting healthcare, insurance, financial services, or other regulated contact center environments.
Experience with QA and testing activities, including UAT coordination, test scenario review, defect triage, and production validation.
Familiarity with customer journey mapping, Figma-based design reviews, conversational design, prompt management, and omnichannel support capabilities.
Skills

Business Analysis: Requirements elicitation, stakeholder analysis, process mapping, gap analysis, user story writing, acceptance criteria, backlog support, and requirement traceability.
Contact Center Domain: IVR flows, call routing, queue management, agent transfers, self-service design, escalation paths, customer journey analysis, and operational reporting.
Amazon Connect: Contact flows, routing profiles, queues, prompts, Lex integration, Lambda integration, DynamoDB lookups, call attributes, and cloud-based contact center delivery concepts.
Delivery Tools: Jira, Confluence, Microsoft Office, Visio or process flow tools, Figma review, and collaboration platforms.
Testing and Validation: UAT support, test case review, defect triage, requirement validation, production readiness, go-live support, and post-deployment verification.
Communication: Workshop facilitation, stakeholder presentations, cross-functional coordination, documentation, issue resolution, and executive-ready status communication.

Remote

Qualifications:

Skills:
AWS Lambda, Acceptance Testing, Agile Programming Methodologies, Amazon Web Services (AWS), Analysis Skills, Atlassian JIRA, Authentication, Bug Tracking/Defect Management, Business Administration, Business Analysis, Business Processes, Business Solutions, Call Center Operations, Call Centers, Call Routing, Cloud Computing, Communication Skills, Computer Science, Cross-Functional, Customer Escalations, Customer Experience, Customer Relationship Management (CRM), Documentation, Financial Services, Functional Requirements Document (FRD), Gap Analysis, Genesys Solutions, Health Insurance, Information Technology & Information Systems, Insurance, LEX (LEXical analyzer), Microsoft Office, Microsoft Visio, Operational Audit, Performance Analysis, Performance Metrics, Problem Solving Skills, Process Analysis, Process Flow, Process Flow Diagram (PFD), Process Improvement, Product Demonstration, Production Support, Project Lifecycle, Project/Program Management, Quality Assurance, Reporting Dashboards, Requirements Management, Requirements Validation/Verification, Sprint Planning, Systems Administration/Management, Systems Analysis, Team Player, Technical Writing, Test Case, Test Scenario, Testing, Traceability, User Experience Design (UXD), User Interface/Experience (UI/UX), Validation Plan, Validation Testing, Voice Response Systems

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HAN IT STAFFING INC

Company Size:
51 - 200

Headquarters:
Woodbridge Township, NJ, US

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