Business Analyst II

Summary

Lantana Consulting Group, Inc. provides services and software for standards-based health-information exchange and interoperability solutions. The Business Analyst II supports public-health data and interoperability initiatives by translating stakeholder needs and workflows into business and technical requirements, coordinating with delivery teams, and contributing to analysis, documentation, testing, and validation activities.

Responsibilities

• Elicit, document, and manage business and technical requirements through interviews, workshops, and reviews with public-health stakeholders and SMEs
• Develop requirement artifacts such as business requirements, user stories, process maps, data-flow diagrams, and acceptance criteria
• Collaborate with technical teams to translate requirements into solution designs, backlog items, and implementation plans
• Coordinate with SMEs and technical staff for test planning, test scenarios, and user-acceptance testing activities
• Support analysis of system integrations and data flows across public-health programs, laboratories, registries, and external partners
• Develop documentation, including SOPs, data dictionaries, user guides, and meeting summaries
• Contribute to decisions regarding data quality, timeliness, reporting requirements, and reuse across public-health use cases
• Communicate complex technical topics in clear, accessible language for nontechnical audiences

Skills

• Bachelor's degree in health informatics, computer science, engineering, information technology, or a related field
• Minimum of six (6) years of relavant experience serving as a business analyst in technical-centric projects
• Fluency in public-health surveillance, epidemiology workflows, and STLT public-health operations
• Ability to analyze and document end-to-end workflows, system integrations, and data flows that support surveillance and reporting use cases
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills, including proven ability to communicate technical concepts clearly to a nontechnical public audience
• Collaborative mindset for working across technical delivery teams and public-health stakeholders
• Strong problem-solving and critical-thinking skills
• If required by the project, ability to successfully complete and obtain a federal Position of Public Trust Level 5 background investigation, meet all eligibility criteria, and maintain the required clearance throughout employment
• For this position, the candidate must reside in the United States
• Working knowledge of public-health data exchange and interoperability across PHAs, laboratories, registries, healthcare partners, and federal systems
• Working knowledge of public health standards and artifacts (e.g., HL7 v2, CDA, FHIR)
• Working knowledge of generative AI and agentic research versus other methods of automation

Qualifications

Must Haves

• Bachelor's degree in health informatics, computer science, engineering, information technology, or a related field
• Minimum of six (6) years of relavant experience serving as a business analyst in technical-centric projects
• Fluency in public-health surveillance, epidemiology workflows, and STLT public-health operations
• Ability to analyze and document end-to-end workflows, system integrations, and data flows that support surveillance and reporting use cases
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills, including proven ability to communicate technical concepts clearly to a nontechnical public audience
• Collaborative mindset for working across technical delivery teams and public-health stakeholders
• Strong problem-solving and critical-thinking skills
• If required by the project, ability to successfully complete and obtain a federal Position of Public Trust Level 5 background investigation, meet all eligibility criteria, and maintain the required clearance throughout employment
• For this position, the candidate must reside in the United States

Nice to Haves

• Working knowledge of public-health data exchange and interoperability across PHAs, laboratories, registries, healthcare partners, and federal systems
• Working knowledge of public health standards and artifacts (e.g., HL7 v2, CDA, FHIR)
• Working knowledge of generative AI and agentic research versus other methods of automation

Benefits

• Flexible remote work arrangements