McKesson

McKesson

Business Analyst, AI Workflow Transformation

CAN, ON, Mississauga

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About the role

  • The Business Analyst plays a key role in McKesson's AI Workflow Transformation Pods, working directly with business leaders, process owners, and transformation teams to identify, analyze, and redesign high value workflows.
  • The Business Analyst serves as the bridge between business stakeholders and delivery teams, ensuring solutions are aligned to measurable business outcomes and enterprise priorities.

Responsibilities

  • Document current state workflows, pain points, decision points, handoffs, and dependencies.
  • Future State Design
  • Partner with business leaders to redesign workflows leveraging AI, Copilot, automation, and process improvements.
  • Partner with Product Owners and solution teams to ensure requirements are clearly understood.
  • Maintain documentation throughout the transformation lifecycle.
  • Build strong relationships with business leaders, SMEs, and cross functional teams.
  • Drive alignment between business objectives and technology solutions.
  • Support development of business cases and ROI estimates.
  • Partner with reporting and analytics teams to measure results and adoption.

Requirements

  • Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience.

Compensation

  • The pay range shown below is aligned with McKesson's pay philosophy, and pay will always be compliant with any applicable regulations.
  • Our Base Pay Range for this position

Company info

  • In office requirement, we are Flex and Connect with 2 days a week in office
  • We are proud to offer a competitive compensation package at McKesson as part of our Total Rewards.

Equal opportunity

  • McKesson is an Equal Opportunity Employer
  • Equal Opportunity Employer
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