Grantstreet

Grantstreet

Business Analyst

United States (Remote)

Sponsorship not specified$10k-$15kDetected 88 days ago
ExcelCollaborationProblem Solving

About the role

  • Grant Street Group continues to anticipate the growth of its SaaS model to our public sector clients.
  • Whether it is tax processing or electronic payments, we have tools to make government work better.
  • Our business analysts come from all sorts of academic, business or technical backgrounds.

Requirements

  • Are dedicated learners with the ability to use software.
  • Strong academic performance, great writers, and the ability to engage others in meaningful, fun, and entertaining conversations.
  • If you live (or want to) in Pittsburgh, you can work in our downtown headquarters.
  • If you are passionate about your work, you have entrepreneurial spirit and you want to be on a team of exceptional professionals, then this could be the opportunity you are looking for.

Skills

  • Our clients and developers rely on your problem solving skills to ensure our software is built and supported effectively.
  • Does this sound exciting and overwhelming at the same time?
  • Most of us thought so too.

Compensation

  • $70,000 - $120,000/year
  • Recruitment Fraud Warning:
  • It has come to our attention that various individuals have been posing as Grant Street Group employees and contacting job seekers to schedule interviews and/or complete pre-interview screening questions.
  • All legitimate Grant Street Group positions require completing an application on our website before an interview.
  • When you are contacted by Grant Street Group, all correspondence will come from an email address ending in "@ grantstreet.com ".
  • The hiring process usually takes several weeks and begins with a phone or video interview.

Company info

  • We're a growing company and adding new clients is an exciting part of that growth!
  • Since you're a subject matter expert, you coordinate with new clients to configure the software to best fit their needs.
  • Think of yourself as a consultant.
  • What business processes does the client need to accomplish?
  • How can our software fit in with and help that process?

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