IT BUSINESS ANALYST INTERNSHIP
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- University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
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- Chapel Hill, NC
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Temporary Staff (SHRA)
Job Title:IT BUSINESS ANALYST INTERNSHIP
Department Name:Information Technology-SOM - 420401
Vacancy ID:S017319
Position Posting Category:Information Technology
Hiring Range:$18 to $22 per hour
Full-time/Part-time:Part-Time Temporary
If part-time, how many hours per week?:At least 15 hours per week
Work Schedule:At least 15 hours a week
Estimated Duration of Appointment:6 months not to exceed 11 months
Posting Open Date:02/03/2021
Posting Close Date:08/15/2021
Description of Work:This is a student internship position.
IT BUSINESS ANALYST INTERNSHIP
About the School of Medicine IT Project Management Office:
-Coordinates the execution of the largest and most critical efforts of the School of Medicine IT department
-Tracks and reports on the progress of a portfolio of IT Projects to the School of Medicine CIO
-Ensures that the School of Medicine IT projects are delivered in scope, within budget, and in keeping with the priorities set by the School of Medicine Leadership
The IT Business Analyst Intern works closely with seasoned project managers and executive stakeholders to collect and analyze requirements, develop workflows, and create dashboard mockups for high-profile research IT and medical education projects. These projects include implementing enterprise systems, developing custom software, and creating executive dashboards. The internship responsibilities can progress to managing an IT project.
Intern responsibilities will include:
CONSULT
-Facilitating client meetings and documenting functional and technical project requirements
-Contacting executives directly to collect input on departmental change
-Facilitating improvements to Medical Educational and Research IT business processes and workflows
LEAD
Hone your leadership skills by:
-Running requirements gathering workshops using Project Management Procedure
-Developing necessary workshops materials for requirements gathering workshops
-Progressing to leading a project after the necessary skills have been developed
CAREER DEVELOPMENT
-Interns will build transferable skills in the following areas: managing projects, interviewing clients, building workflows, structuring meetings, creating mockups, and more.
-Interns will build transferable skills with the following tools: Tableau, Excel, Visio, industry-leading project management software, and more.
-Throughout the program, you will receive informal feedback, coaching, and mentoring to help prepare you for a professional career while becoming part of a constantly growing network of employees and former interns who have worked or are now working at companies such as Deloitte, Accenture, Bank of America, Microsoft, and more
-By working in the School of Medicine IT PMO, you will have extensive exposure to all the various positions and responsibilities of roles in the four main divisions and the opportunity to pursue more in-depth assignments related to your interests.
High school diploma or equivalency and one year of related office experience; or equivalent combination of training and experience.
The IT PMO is looking for a capable UNC student that:
-Has strong interpersonal skills and analytical technical ability (problem-solving/research skills, etc.)
-Is self-motivated, eager to contribute and learn, and brings a strong sense of initiative
-Easily conceptualizes both the “bigger picture” and how more detailed technical endeavors contribute to the whole
-Has an exceptional work ethic and is energized by team success
-Is a Business, Computer Science, or Biomedical Engineering major
-Is a rising UNC Junior or Senior with at least one internship completed and secured as an Associate Consultant, Business Analyst, or similar work experience
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is an equal opportunity and affirmative action employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to age, color, disability, gender, gender expression, gender identity, genetic information, race, national origin, religion, sex, sexual orientation, or status as a protected veteran.
Stimulus/ARRA Funded:No
Temporary Employment Policies:Organization
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