Solutions and Insights Specialist
Job Description
You will be the "translator" between complex business needs and technical execution. Your goal is to analyze how property data is handled and ensure that Valocity’s platforms are integrated effectively to help clients make faster, data-driven decisions.
Key Responsibilities
Requirements Engineering: Elicit and document business requirements, turning them into functional specifications and user stories for the engineering teams.
Process Optimization: Conduct gap analyses and feasibility studies to find inefficiencies in current workflows and system integrations.
Stakeholder Liaison: Act as the primary bridge between non-technical business stakeholders and the technical Product/Engineering teams.
Data & Quality Assurance: Support system testing (UAT) to ensure solutions meet business needs and maintain high data standards.
Continuous Improvement: Monitor system performance and user adoption to recommend future technology enhancements.
Required Qualifications
Category Requirement
Education Bachelor’s degree in IT, Computer Science, or Data Analytics.
Experience Minimum 3 years of experience in business or systems analysis.
Technical Basic SQL skills and exposure to data visualization tools (Power BI, Tableau).
Competencies Workshop facilitation, process mapping, and strong analytical problem-solving.
Compensation & Perks
Salary: A competitive range of $115,000 – $140,000 per year.
Benefits: Travel reimbursement and parental leave.
Growth: A long-term career path in technology consulting and data solutions within a global high-growth company.
Environment: An in-person collaborative work setting located in Australia.
Strategic Insight for Applicants
Valocity isn't looking for a passive reporter; they want someone proactive. The job description emphasizes "identifying inefficiencies" and "recommending improvements." If you apply, highlighting times you didn't just document a process but actually optimized it using data insights will be key to standing out.
Since this role involves heavy process mapping and system integration, do you have a preferred methodology (like Agile or Waterfall) that you've used to manage these kinds of technical requirements before?
