What are the responsibilities and job description for the Sr. Business Analyst o9 position at Lorven Technologies, Inc.?
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Our client is looking for a Sr. Business Analyst – o9 project in Charlotte, NC (Hybrid) below is the detailed requirements.
Job Title: Sr. Business Analyst – o9
Location: Charlotte, NC (Hybrid)
Mandatory Skills:
- Hands-on experience in o9 platform
- Solid understanding of end to end Supply Chain Planning concepts (Demand, Supply, Capability Planning, S\&OP etc)
- Ability to translate complex business scenarios into scalable o9 solutions
- Minimum of 2–4 years of direct, hands-on configuration experience within the o9 Solutions platform.
Job Description:
- Bachelor's degree in Computer science or equivalent, with minimum 10 Years of relevant experience
- Actively configure o9 platform components, including data models, user interfaces (dashboards, views), workflow engines, and business logic solvers.
- Design end-to-end supply chain solutions within the o9 "Digital Brain," ensuring alignment with industry best practices.
- Lead workshops with business stakeholders to translate functional needs into technical specifications and o9-native configurations.
- Collaborate with data engineering teams to map, integrate, and validate data flows between core ERP systems (e.g., SAP, Oracle) and the o9 platform.
- Own the functional testing, user acceptance testing (UAT) support, and system validation phases to ensure high data accuracy and system performance.
- Provide post-go-live support, troubleshoot complex system behaviors, and conduct knowledge transfer sessions for business power users
- Strong foundational understanding of Supply Chain planning concepts (e.g., Demand Planning, Supply & Capability Planning, IBP, or S&OP).
- Proven experience working with the o9 Enterprise Knowledge Graph (EKG), advanced analytics solvers, and writing/modifying o9 business rules.
- Proficient in SQL, data modeling concepts, and understanding ETL/middleware integration patterns.
- Exceptional analytical skills to debug configuration issues, performance bottlenecks, or data mismatched